Recent content by bhassan

Good to see Mike Landau mentioned, virtually unknown and one of the most recorded gui

The USA appears to be a good place to source a quality vintage tuner. However how easy would it be to convert a tuner to the British 50Hz 240V system?

Thanks, not too far away, to be honest I thought they only sold aerial's, didn't know they installed as well.

Anybody know of any good aerial installers in the Northamptonshire area?

I can't believe how much stuff some of you guys have!!

Just wait till the right one comes along in great condition, don't have my mind set on a particular model.

So glad I started this thread, loads of great information and views, my knowledge has been improved greatly. All I need to do now is start the search and find myself a great tuner.

Thanks for all the comments, plenty there to get me going

Would like to get myself one of the finest tuner's ever made. What do you suggest, price is not an issue.

That would be fantastic, was just checking out about silicone oil and didn't realise there were so many different grades from thinnest to thickest

That would be fantastic, was just checking out about silicone oil and didn't realise there were so many different grades from thinnest to thickest.

Very handy, why what do you suggest?

Thanks for the information guys, I will try some of the links above and see what I can find. Just want to make sure I get the best quality stuff and have the reassurance that I am not going to strip threads etc. Having spent all that money on an Oracle Delphi V and an SME V tonearm I don't want...

My arm is stuggling to lower down onto the record when I operate the cueing device, has gradually worsened over time, guess it needs some maintenance, any suggestions?

Where can I obtain high quality high tensile bolts and screws from? Any good online retailers anyone can recommend? I need four bolts (M3 I think)/four screws and four washers to fit my SME V arm to the armboard. SME quote £20 or so plus P&P which I think is overpriced to say the least.