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Hi, You have PM. Jim

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I had my 774 rewired by Audio Origami and he supplies a syringe of silicone fluid. I don't know the viscosity though. Regards, Jim

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Hi , Have a look at the Ciunas ultra capacitor power supply. It has dual output and adaptors are available to use with the Qutest. It should have enough grunt to run both units. Regards, Jim

HI, I have a number of turntables but am currently listening to a recently purshased Technics SL120 with an Audio Origami modified Mission 774 tonearm and a (Decca) London Gold Cartridge. Bearing in mind that I also have turntable/arm/cartridge combinations costing significantly more, this...

I was using the MCRU unit and it gave a noiceable improvement. I purchased the Swagman unit to try it out and think it is marginally better at a much lower price. Jim

L4 that is; the danger of predictive text!!

Not wanting to feel left out, I have paid my LG installment too :-)

Hi Logan, Tried to keep the explanation as straightforward as possible. As I pointed out previously, high purity water whether distilled deionised or produced by reverse osmosis is perfectly satisfactory for cleaning. Don't forget that you will also be adding weting agent and possibly...

Just to clear up the confusion about deionised water. The processing of softening water used to replace the calcium ions with sodium using a single bed cationic resin. DI water is produced using a mixed bed resin replacing both the calcium cation and the bicarbonate anion with H+ and OH- ions...

The methods used to purify water are De - ionisation, distillation and reverse osmosis. Any of these methods will produce water of more than suitable quality for cleaning records. Regards, Jim