#Steve middleman full#

Secondly, Buenos Aires is a world capitol and the largest city in a fast developing country, political 'problems' aside (I can't believe you are the only guy looking for a good deal on a stylus) You have indicated that you have the necessary financial tools I am having a difficult time understanding this thread/OPįor one, why not find what you want on-line (may take a little effort) and complete the transaction yourself

#Steve middleman full#

He carries a full line of fresh stock 'PRB' belts as well and his prices are as good as anyone's I know an honest vendor if you are interested, you can PM me Styli distributed by EVG and marked 'Made in Japan' are in fact JICO's 'standard' elliptical tip and are of excellent quality Just make certain it is clearly marked 'Made in Japan'Īt $14 I would be a little skeptical that it's a Pfanstiehl or worse

If you are not looking for the SAS tip, many sellers sell JICO standard models (repackaged by other distributors) By the time the 'IV' cam along, SHURE was wise to what people were doing and made it pretty much a proprietary nail for that one Many people like to get their JICO 'SAS's from LP Gear (I have never bought anything from them I am in a similar situation as you right now I want to by a new tip for my V-15 and can't figure it out, the prices (and worse, the specs) are all over the map and JICO won't answer emails (I say this in reference to your price disparity observation) The 'IV' is not as easy to find a good price for a good stylus as is the 'III'. Thanx everyone for your advice and willingness to help ! I know what to do now thanks to a fella I sold a pic disc last Sat. I wonder if it's the same stylus how come the cost be half of Jico Japan ?ĬCs down here don't protect you from scams I could buy from Jico Japan but that would amount to U$ 35 wheras TTneedles retails it for 14+ maybe 5 shipping. Getting the currency is no problem to me luckily. Not a detailed sound which I don't really need, but a strong one suited for the kind of music I listen to. I've had an AT and several ¨came with the TT¨ carts on my past TTs and none has sounded so well. I love the way it sounds, and don't want to upgrade.

It performs flawlessly, but someday the stylus may wear out, or its sus get stiff or fail altogether.That day I want to have a worthy replacement, and I think the Jico is the better option given that the cart is out of production and officially vintage (don't trust the made-in-Mexico N44-7 at all). Click to expand.Well, my cart is new old stock, it was manufactured 37 years ago.