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Unlike you I never have off moments. You're an asshole, just admit it andOn 11/17/2010 11:07 AM Meat Plow spake thus:
On Wed, 17 Nov 2010 10:58:40 -0800, David Nebenzahl wrote:
On 11/17/2010 2:37 AM N_Cook spake thus:
Faced with the OP situation I would suspect an owner has removed a
connector using pliers and has twisted the pin in the plastic and so
internal broken wire at the output. I would .5mm disc grind in and/or
melt in around a suspect pin. Then consider chucking if break is
within a coil, but would certainly explore the construction because I
don't think I've seen inside a magnestic cartridge.
See? See? What did I tell you?
You're what, 11 years old?
Hmm, that's odd: I remember you posting earlier in this thread:
N. Cook obsession noted. And laughed until breathless at.
Guess we just caught you in an off moment, eh?
It's not your fault. There are a few megalomaniacs in this news groupHello again all,
When I posted my request, I was trying to save a customer some
money on
a repair that was getting expensive.
ONE person actually sent me an e-mail with some useful info on a
web
site that had a similar cartridge at a reasonable price, and thanks to
him for that.
I had NO INTENTIONS of starting a thread on bashing an individual.
To the O.P.: as the one who took the thread off on a tangent, be assuredOn Thu, 18 Nov 2010 08:29:19 -0500, Tim Schwartz wrote:
When I posted my request, I was trying to save a customer some
money on a repair that was getting expensive.
ONE person actually sent me an e-mail with some useful info on a
web site that had a similar cartridge at a reasonable price, and
thanks to him for that.
I had NO INTENTIONS of starting a thread on bashing an individual.
Careful, Meathead: after all, 'twas you who wrote in this thread:It's not your fault. There are a few megalomaniacs in this news group
that will jump at the chance to bash others. Example: Dave Nebenzahl
using your post to belittle N. Cook. No reason for it besides a childish
ego thing.
Or are you now claiming that this was posted by an imposter?N. Cook obsession noted. And laughed until breathless at.
OK. As always, your exemplary good manners and your with and mastery ofOn Thu, 18 Nov 2010 10:27:36 -0800, David Nebenzahl wrote:
Careful, Meathead: after all, 'twas you who wrote in this thread:
N. Cook obsession noted. And laughed until breathless at.
Or are you now claiming that this was posted by an imposter?
Yes I wrote that you dumb-ass. It was a reply to your obsession with N.
Cook. Now, fuck off child.
Should be "your WIT"; I gueth I wath lithping there.OK. As always, your exemplary good manners and your with and mastery of
the language are an inspiration to us all.
Yes I wrote that you dumb-ass. It was a reply to your obsession with N.On 11/18/2010 9:24 AM Meat Plow spake thus:
On Thu, 18 Nov 2010 08:29:19 -0500, Tim Schwartz wrote:
When I posted my request, I was trying to save a customer some money
on a repair that was getting expensive.
ONE person actually sent me an e-mail with some useful info on a web
site that had a similar cartridge at a reasonable price, and thanks to
him for that.
I had NO INTENTIONS of starting a thread on bashing an individual.
To the O.P.: as the one who took the thread off on a tangent, be assured
that I had no intentions of implicating YOU here. Don't worry; you are
blameless.
It's not your fault. There are a few megalomaniacs in this news group
that will jump at the chance to bash others. Example: Dave Nebenzahl
using your post to belittle N. Cook. No reason for it besides a
childish ego thing.
Careful, Meathead: after all, 'twas you who wrote in this thread:
N. Cook obsession noted. And laughed until breathless at.
Or are you now claiming that this was posted by an imposter?
Ah, a manners insult from the same person who posted these unprovokedOn 11/18/2010 10:29 AM Meat Plow spake thus:
On Thu, 18 Nov 2010 10:27:36 -0800, David Nebenzahl wrote:
Careful, Meathead: after all, 'twas you who wrote in this thread:
N. Cook obsession noted. And laughed until breathless at.
Or are you now claiming that this was posted by an imposter?
Yes I wrote that you dumb-ass. It was a reply to your obsession with N.
Cook. Now, fuck off child.
OK. As always, your exemplary good manners[SLAP]
Absolutely. Not only that, you learn so much more about how what youWith a hobby, it doesn't matter much if it takes time to fix
something like that out of all proportion to the cost of replacement. It's
the satisfaction you get from doing it which is priceless.
Hello again all,
When I posted my request, I was trying to save a customer some money on
a repair that was getting expensive.
ONE person actually sent me an e-mail with some useful info on a web
site that had a similar cartridge at a reasonable price, and thanks to
him for that.
I had NO INTENTIONS of starting a thread on bashing an individual.
IF YOU CAN'T STAND POSTINGS FROM A CERTAIN INDIVIDUAL (including me)
DON'T COMPLAIN ABOUT IT. Instead, either skip over posts from that
person, or learn to use your browsers' features and block posts from
that person.
While I do find some people attempt repairs that I would not, I also
find that sometimes they have something useful to say, or have found an
reasonable way to repair something that I thought could not be repaired
for less than the cost of replacement.
Regards,
Tim Schwartz
Bristol Electronics
P.S. I had my brands wrong. The cartridges I used to see open windings
in all the time was Micro Acoustics, not Audio Technica. My apologies
to Audio Technica. (My memory is getting sort of foggy.)
Original post:
Hello all,
I've got a customer's turntable here with a Shure M105E p-mount
cartridge in it. The stylus is fine, but the cartridge itself has an
open winding. I've seen this in Audio Technica and Grado cartridges
over the years, but never before in a Shure. Any chance you've got a
good body without a stylus you'd part with? (In the USA preferred. I'll
gladly pay shipping.)
Thanks!
Tim Schwartz
Bristol Electronics
Tim,