hi
my old bsr xl-1200 cartridge is wired onto the pins so it wont pop out
with the 4 prongs as normal one's do. i think i could remove the wires
and put each one onto the prongs of a new cartridge but it seems that
the bsr cartridge is proprietary. there is one screw on top of the
tone arm that holds my cartridge. i'm not sure it will screw into a
new one such as the at3482u. anyone here ahve a solution? i could get
another direct replacement for the bsr cartridge perhaps but i thought
the 3482u (or another) would give me better sound than what i have
now. i could perhaps just snap the new cartridge in without screws.
all the wires in the tonearm are very thin so its hard to solder in
there.
please email me a copy of your response.
thanks
louis

"louis" wrote in message
om...
hi
my old bsr xl-1200 cartridge is wired onto the pins so it wont pop out
with the 4 prongs as normal one's do. i think i could remove the wires
and put each one onto the prongs of a new cartridge but it seems that
the bsr cartridge is proprietary. there is one screw on top of the
tone arm that holds my cartridge. i'm not sure it will screw into a
new one such as the at3482u. anyone here ahve a solution? i could get
another direct replacement for the bsr cartridge perhaps but i thought
the 3482u (or another) would give me better sound than what i have
now. i could perhaps just snap the new cartridge in without screws.
all the wires in the tonearm are very thin so its hard to solder in
there.
please email me a copy of your response.
thanks
louis



And this deals with ham radio in what way??

"louis" wrote in message
om...
hi
my old bsr xl-1200 cartridge is wired onto the pins so it wont pop out
with the 4 prongs as normal one's do. i think i could remove the wires
and put each one onto the prongs of a new cartridge but it seems that
the bsr cartridge is proprietary. there is one screw on top of the
tone arm that holds my cartridge. i'm not sure it will screw into a
new one such as the at3482u. anyone here ahve a solution? i could get
another direct replacement for the bsr cartridge perhaps but i thought
the 3482u (or another) would give me better sound than what i have
now. i could perhaps just snap the new cartridge in without screws.
all the wires in the tonearm are very thin so its hard to solder in
there.
please email me a copy of your response.
thanks
louis



And this deals with ham radio in what way??

"VE3TMT" ) writes:
"louis" wrote in message
om...
hi
my old bsr xl-1200 cartridge is wired onto the pins so it wont pop out
with the 4 prongs as normal one's do. i think i could remove the wires
and put each one onto the prongs of a new cartridge but it seems that
the bsr cartridge is proprietary. there is one screw on top of the
tone arm that holds my cartridge. i'm not sure it will screw into a
new one such as the at3482u. anyone here ahve a solution? i could get
another direct replacement for the bsr cartridge perhaps but i thought
the 3482u (or another) would give me better sound than what i have
now. i could perhaps just snap the new cartridge in without screws.
all the wires in the tonearm are very thin so its hard to solder in
there.
please email me a copy of your response.
thanks
louis



And this deals with ham radio in what way??



Who knows, and the guy is particularly clueless. This is at least
the second rec.radio.amateur.* newsgroup he's posted to about his
turntable, and he also hit rec.radio.shortwave

Michael VE2BVW

"VE3TMT" ) writes:
"louis" wrote in message
om...
hi
my old bsr xl-1200 cartridge is wired onto the pins so it wont pop out
with the 4 prongs as normal one's do. i think i could remove the wires
and put each one onto the prongs of a new cartridge but it seems that
the bsr cartridge is proprietary. there is one screw on top of the
tone arm that holds my cartridge. i'm not sure it will screw into a
new one such as the at3482u. anyone here ahve a solution? i could get
another direct replacement for the bsr cartridge perhaps but i thought
the 3482u (or another) would give me better sound than what i have
now. i could perhaps just snap the new cartridge in without screws.
all the wires in the tonearm are very thin so its hard to solder in
there.
please email me a copy of your response.
thanks
louis



And this deals with ham radio in what way??



Who knows, and the guy is particularly clueless. This is at least
the second rec.radio.amateur.* newsgroup he's posted to about his
turntable, and he also hit rec.radio.shortwave

Michael VE2BVW

On 15 Dec 2003 20:17:02 GMT, (Michael Black)
wrote:

Who knows, and the guy is particularly clueless. This is at least
the second rec.radio.amateur.* newsgroup he's posted to about his
turntable, and he also hit rec.radio.shortwave

Michael VE2BVW

There are several audio/hi-fi newsgroups he would be better off
visiting.

bob
k5qwg

On 15 Dec 2003 20:17:02 GMT, (Michael Black)
wrote:

Who knows, and the guy is particularly clueless. This is at least
the second rec.radio.amateur.* newsgroup he's posted to about his
turntable, and he also hit rec.radio.shortwave

Michael VE2BVW

There are several audio/hi-fi newsgroups he would be better off
visiting.

bob
k5qwg

Maybe hes trying to find some HELP from folks that are supposed to know
something about electronics. Maybe he IS in the wrong group after all.
B.

"Bob Miller" wrote in message
...
On 15 Dec 2003 20:17:02 GMT, (Michael Black)
wrote:

Who knows, and the guy is particularly clueless. This is at least
the second rec.radio.amateur.* newsgroup he's posted to about his
turntable, and he also hit rec.radio.shortwave

Michael VE2BVW

There are several audio/hi-fi newsgroups he would be better off
visiting.

bob
k5qwg

Maybe hes trying to find some HELP from folks that are supposed to know
something about electronics. Maybe he IS in the wrong group after all.
B.

"Bob Miller" wrote in message
...
On 15 Dec 2003 20:17:02 GMT, (Michael Black)
wrote:

Who knows, and the guy is particularly clueless. This is at least
the second rec.radio.amateur.* newsgroup he's posted to about his
turntable, and he also hit rec.radio.shortwave

Michael VE2BVW

There are several audio/hi-fi newsgroups he would be better off
visiting.

bob
k5qwg

On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 17:31:03 -0600, "Brian Oakley"
wrote:

Maybe hes trying to find some HELP from folks that are supposed to know
something about electronics. Maybe he IS in the wrong group after all.
B.

I used to visit some of the audio/hi-fi newsgroups, and, believe me,
those folks are a lot more knowledgeable about turntables and
cartridges than the average radio amateur is. Just trying to steer him
in the right direction...

Bob
k5qwg



"Bob Miller" wrote in message
.. .
On 15 Dec 2003 20:17:02 GMT, (Michael Black)
wrote:

Who knows, and the guy is particularly clueless. This is at least
the second rec.radio.amateur.* newsgroup he's posted to about his
turntable, and he also hit rec.radio.shortwave

Michael VE2BVW

There are several audio/hi-fi newsgroups he would be better off
visiting.

bob
k5qwg