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Originally posted by j_spot and as it turns out I tried the old lick it then stick it, and it worked so now off to the drug store for some isopropanol alcohol...cleaning time!

Glad to know it wasn't a problem with the Techs.

I know how it feels, it can be frustrating trying to isolate the problem when you have a million things connected together.

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Originally posted by JohnSmith should i go with the stantons, if only because they won't corrode or damage the connectors on my tonearms?

I say go with the stantons (which kind though? diskmaster? trackmaster? groovemaster?..) they will definately not mess up any thing in ur tonearms, they sound great, they feel great, and they are a bit cheaper. dont let the stanton name decieve you (as being a cheap ripping-off company), they make some really good stuff.

and when looking for carts, eliptical stylii are better for mixing, while spherical stylii are better for scratching. So my advice, the Trackmaster II RS, Groovemaster II RM, or the Discmaster II. be sure if u get the trackmaster or groovemaster its the mixing ones, and not the scratching ones.

Last edited by DJ Chrono on May-09-2002 at 21:06

hmm..

decisions, decisions.

so what is the difference between track, groove, and disc master series then?

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Originally posted by DJ_Shockwav he doesn't have the OMs... its the nightclubs, but not the OM version and he found his needles exactly where i told him to look

What??? He either has Concordes or OMs. He said he didn't have Concordes, so I'm guessing they are OMs.

Concordes are the ones that connect directly to the tonearm, the same as the ones in Liquid's avatar. Whether or not they are the blue ones, or whether they are the Nightclubs, they are still Concordes. The OM versions are mounted on the headshell.

So which ones is it?

then I guess I have concordes
I have nightclub Es
and they are now workin fine, it all is!

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