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Stylift tonearm lift in action! Pics and vid.

Fasterdamnit

Fasterdamnit

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Picked this up from bob06 on BT and am quite pleased! Looks right at home on the Rek-o-'Crylic. The foam pad for the arm was toast so I used a sliver of speaker gasket. Fine product of Switzerland and works like a champ. :yes:


Video- http://youtu.be/DKS0a-Wetc8

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Locked and loaded
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Fire!
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Again!
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i had one on a technics SL120/grace 707 and it worked great. i have a new one to mount on my mmt/sota so i will see how it goes with the heavier arm. its still in the bubble pack.
 
Very cool! I gotta get something like this soon. How does it compare to the Q-Up?
 
hifitommy said:
i had one on a technics SL120/grace 707 and it worked great. i have a new one to mount on my mmt/sota so i will see how it goes with the heavier arm. its still in the bubble pack.
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As long as you have the extra weight it should do fine! :yes:

Sanc said:
Very cool! I gotta get something like this soon. How does it compare to the Q-Up?
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Well,
I think the Q up is a well designed item- BUT...

It is a plastic housing and stamped metal arm. I just could not put it on my table because of the aesthetics. After seeing the demo video it does appear to be a more gentle lift. I prefer the simple, more elegant design of the Stylift. :smoke:
 
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