Hello,
I am currently designing a homemade EMG-like phonograph based around an Orthophonic soundbox and tone-arm, but I have encountered a slight problem—Neither of the two Orthophonic tone-arms that I have will work; one is just from a portable, and the other has too large a diameter at the base.
I am thinking that a tone-arm from either a Credenza or an 8-35 would work best; can anyone tell me how the two compare? In particular, how does tracking alignment compare, and what are their internal diameters at the base?
Also, where would be a good place to look for tone-arms, and about how much should the specified tone-arms cost? I’m hoping to find one in good mechanical condition, but it needn’t be in good aesthetic condition; that way, it might not be too expensive, and the project wouldn’t use up a part that would work well for a restoration project.
Thank you!
- Ethan
Credenza vs VV 8-35 Tone-Arms--Any Major Differences?
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