Latest update. Tonearm back in the US after Romain Kroehling at EMT Service rewired it for a 7-pin connector. This one was originally sold intended to be used on an EMT table rather than standalone. Note how the old wires left a funny impression in the styrofoam.
This is the first time I’m really inspecting it. Truly was new-in-box!
And it certainly has traveled more than many people. From Lahr to Japan where it sat somewhere for a few decades, then from there to my home in Florida; from here to Mulhouse, France… and various stops in between. Now back to Florida. And soon it’ll be off to Bobland so he can be sure he sets up the antiskate properly. It goes through the bottom of the plinth, interestingly.
This is the first time I’m really inspecting it. Truly was new-in-box!
And it certainly has traveled more than many people. From Lahr to Japan where it sat somewhere for a few decades, then from there to my home in Florida; from here to Mulhouse, France… and various stops in between. Now back to Florida. And soon it’ll be off to Bobland so he can be sure he sets up the antiskate properly. It goes through the bottom of the plinth, interestingly.




