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Ted Kendall · 22nd Nov 2020, 5:06 pm

The mercury contact jobbie was the Keith Monks MB9A, although this was originally marketed by Audio and Design. God knows what they were smoking when they thought that one up.

I dallied with a Hadcock for a while - it worked but was far too finicky. Still using an SME iii - one of the very few arms which can allow an ADC 26 (compliance around 50 cu) to work properly.

22nd Nov 2020, 5:06 pm	#32
Ted Kendall Dekatron Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Kington, Herefordshire, UK. Posts: 3,675	Re: BBC Turntable - possible to use at home ? The mercury contact jobbie was the Keith Monks MB9A, although this was originally marketed by Audio and Design. God knows what they were smoking when they thought that one up. I dallied with a Hadcock for a while - it worked but was far too finicky. Still using an SME iii - one of the very few arms which can allow an ADC 26 (compliance around 50 cu) to work properly.