Is that the one that's been on the 'Cuse or Utica Craigslist for a bit? Can't tell you how many times I almost replied to that ad (if it's the same one). Nice table.
Funny, me too.Is that the one that's been on the 'Cuse or Utica Craigslist for a bit? Can't tell you how many times I almost replied to that ad (if it's the same one
The cartridge is an XLM Mk III correct? See if you can hunt up a genuine XT-IV stylus for it. Pricey but keep looking you can get a good deal once in a while. Very nice top of the line stylus.
Yep,
You are going to have to take an ohm meter ( or inductance meter ) and measure the r ground to right + and l ground to l + resistance ( inductance ). Once you have that we can figure exactly which ADC body you have. There are many threads about ADC XLM cartridges here.
Yep,
You are going to have to take an ohm meter ( or inductance meter ) and measure the r ground to right + and l ground to l + resistance ( inductance ). Once you have that we can figure exactly which ADC body you have. There are many threads about ADC XLM cartridges here.
With a resistance of 630 ohms you have the ADC XLM MkII (unimproved) cartridge. The proper and very good I would add stylus is the 114 DET. This NOS stylus is available from Gary at thevoiceofmusic.com ( no affiliation). "Get yours now while supplies last!" As a side note, the improved bodies (IE MkIII) will ohm out at 820 or so ohms. You do not want a XTIV with your body, the sound will be too bright, it is intended for the MkIII bodies. Still you will find the 114 DET in your body to be a very nice combo. It is the cartridge that really put ADC on the map.
Hope this helps.
Do the feet have a spring or anything in them? It looks like a pretty standard foot. Like in furniture?