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You can always call me. You have my number and we have spoken several times.
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You can always call me. You have my number and we have spoken several times.
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Hi, as you have said " Later on sapphire tipped imitation styli were available" for Classic 700 cartridge. Is it that the sapphire styli became the standard later on from EEI or it was an option?As I recall, in early eighties, Sonodyne RP series tt were fitted with Classic 700 carts. Normally came with a conical. Elliptical was an option. Hindi records did good sound good on this cart. Later on sapphire tipped imitation styli were available, infact I have one, albiet with a twisted cantilever, and sound still reproduced! However some Shure styli, aftermarket and original are compatible with this cart. Am not sure which ones, though.
Do you have any photos of your sapphire tipped stylus? Nowadays some sellers are selling EEI stylus with logo of "EEI hi fidality", don't know whether it is original or China make. Can you give some comments about this?Hi adkO6. The original stylus for Classic 700 was always diamond. An elliptical was listed as an option, but I never saw any. The sapphire tips appeared much later. I have seen atleast three examples including the one I own(albeit) bent!
Encls pls find the classic 700 cartridge & stylus selling someone in the market. Pictures are appears to be new & recently manufactured which may be recon that it is maid by a third party possibly in China. Kindly share your views.Hi adk06. I do have the bent stylus and the tip is clearly sapphire like those found on old Philips sapphire styli. Unfortunately I have no system or knowledge of taking stylus close up photos. Sapphire styli look distinctly different from bonded diamond styli. If a close up of the stylus mentioned by you could be posted, then maybe me or our brothers here would be able to comment.
You have a nice point regarding NOS styli particularly rubber suspension & stylus tip bonding. The very important parameter that every one forgets while choosing NOS products. Thanks for important info.New Old Stock items may or may not function as originally designed. The rubber suspension may harden or even crumble. The stylus tip bonding glue may not hold. So do check carefully.