Sometime during the production run the fiber gear was discontinued. My two Type N's, number 42170 and 42193 (if I remember correctly), have none. Here is the motor of Nr. 42170. Picture taken from the German forum: http://grammophon-platten.de/e107_plugi ... .php?18476phonogfp wrote:I believe it was purely for noise reduction. Graphophones (cylinder and disc) used fiber gears for many years, and Victor employed them early on as well.PeterF wrote:- was the intent of the fiber gear noise reduction, or something else?
Spontaneous Grouping
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Re: Spontaneous Grouping
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Re: Spontaneous Grouping
Stephan,
How interesting! Thanks for posting that - - entirely new information for me.
The difference is easily explained because we Americans insist on a high-fiber diet...
George P.
How interesting! Thanks for posting that - - entirely new information for me.
The difference is easily explained because we Americans insist on a high-fiber diet...
George P.