Yes, sir,
the other two posts can be used for two more rotary tonearms.

The tonearms are maintenance free - all materials are industry approved - no toys.

Of course I offer the personal delivery and the installation as well as the perfect calibration.
I attach great importance to personal care. I also give the customer a complete briefing.

Here are two rough pictures of the prototype - but still without "life" inside.
The software is still in development. The keys still have to be labeled.

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Thanks, Rainer
 
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Yes, sir,
the other two posts can be used for two more rotary tonearms.

The tonearms are maintenance free - all materials are industry approved - no toys.

Of course I offer the personal delivery and the installation as well as the perfect calibration.
I attach great importance to personal care. I also give the customer a complete briefing.

Here are two rough pictures of the prototype - but still without "life" inside.
The software is still in development. The keys still have to be labeled.

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View attachment 56326

Thanks, Rainer
Thank you sir. One more question. Is the switching of cart independent of your initial arm setup? ..in case the owner want to switch cart easy peasy.

Kind regards,
Tang
 
Yes, sir,
the other two posts can be used for two more rotary tonearms.

The tonearms are maintenance free - all materials are industry approved - no toys.

Of course I offer the personal delivery and the installation as well as the perfect calibration.
I attach great importance to personal care. I also give the customer a complete briefing.

Here are two rough pictures of the prototype - but still without "life" inside.
The software is still in development. The keys still have to be labeled.

View attachment 56325

View attachment 56326

Thanks, Rainer

Are you ready to drop the bomb, Rainer? What is the planned retail price of this beautiful instrument?
 
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Dear Tang,

Changing the pickup is independent. But it is not quite as easy as with the SME System coupling.
It is not a quick-change system. But it can be done by the customer himself - after the briefing.

A quick change is only possible if the customer has a second arm tube with bearings and counterweights.
This is due to the special contacts that transmit the sound signal. These are contacts from medical technology.
They have 32 (very expensive) gold plated contact surfaces per socket. As you can see here:

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Kind regards, Rainer
 
Are you ready to drop the bomb, Rainer? What is the planned retail price of this beautiful instrument?
Hi Marty,
The retail price has not yet been finally determined. It will be around 30.000 € incl. tax.
Same price as the "bigger one" linear tracker is.

Thanks, Rainer
 
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Hi Marty,
The retail price has not yet been finally determined. It will be around 30.000 € incl. tax.
Same price as the "bigger one" linear tracker is.

Thanks, Rainer
You are a crazy wise man.

Kind regards,
Tang
 
Hi tang
Tonight you don’t sleep thinking which cart put as you have all the top best
 
30.000 € incl. tax
But surely there will be a group discount for WBF members, right? :)
There are even some members who alone, will probably buy 3 for their personal table (you know who you are!).
In fact, I'll bet that if you slap an "SME" sticker on it, there are other members who might even buy one!!o_O (with apologies Rainer, that's an insider joke to regular readers of the WBF)
 
Hi dear Marty,
how are you?
Hope all ok!!!!

You are the first of the group?

Ciao
Gian
 
I love linear scanning.

Finally had mine set up again after 4 months hiatus
 
Hi dear Marty,
how are you?
Hope all ok!!!!

You are the first of the group?

Ciao
Gian

Gian,
Good one! Perhaps when my ship comes in. But as far as I know, that ship is circling the ocean waters somewhere and has no plans to dock in the near future!
Marty
 
I can't see DDK docking his ship in this particular port.
 

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