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Uncle Peter wrote:
Lot's of folks are using woven fishing line, which will flatten on the pulleys and bind in some cases. I just did a vintage Crosley console that defied any of the modern dial cords--they would bind (roll under the pulley loops) when tuning in one direction. Finding good cord that remains circular under tension is getting difficult. Pete They're using the wrong type of fishing line then. Much of the "dial cord" on the market these days is of such abysmal quality and suffers exactly what you describe. I've pretty much settled on dacron fishing line and save the crappy dial cord for the sets where the tension is minimal. I even replaced the bronze wire assembly on an old Philips set with the fishing line because it kept breaking under such tension. The crappy AES cord was kinking up just trying to get it out of the little plastic bag and straighten it out. I hear they are selling a better quality cord nowadays, tho. :-) -Bill M |
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