DHC STR8 TONE ARM tube DIY for Technic 1200's series choose color powder coat

Description: Up for sale is 1 brand new custom DIY "DHC STR8 TONE ARM tube" for all Technic 1200 series. They are available in the following powder coated colors: CHROME - SILVER - GLOSS WHITE - HOT PINK - RED - CANDY PURPLE - CHAMELEON PURPLE - BLUE - GLOSS BLACK - GUN METAL BLACK PLEASE SPECIFY COLOR WHEN ORDERING If no color is specified, the default color is chrome. This will be the color shipped out, so be sure to specify what color you'd like, thanks. If you want a color not in this listing, simply send me an email. I have other colors available as well. Price listed is for 1 tube, please change the quantity when ordering if you'd like more than 1. NOTE: These require professional installation. Be sure to have it installed by someone who is experienced in this line of work. Str8 tube will replace existing s arm tubes. Buy with confidence, check my feedback. Please check out my other auctions & visit my site djhenraycustoms.com faceboook.com/djhenray E mail me with questions, thanks for stopping by. Ok, so for a long time I’ve been working on a better Tone Arm for the Technic 1200 series. I’ve finally got it. I’ve recently finished developing a Tone Arm that will improve the tracking on the Technic 1200 models. As you may know by now, I repair and customize the best Turntable ever made, the Technics 1200. I’ve been doing so since 1990, which is also when I started spinnin'. Back then vinyl records were the standard media. I love both mixing and scratchning. I put my Technics through it. Through out the many years that I’ve had the pleasure on working on them, I’ve always knew that there was a little something extra that could be done to improve the tracking performance. Don’t get me wrong, these turntables are awesome and get the job done, but it’s no secret that the technology for it is a bit out dated. These were developed back in the 70’s when people just used them to play vinyl records. The design of the S tone arm was sufficient for this simple task back then. Fortunately the Technic 1200 was found by early HIP HOP DJ’s to be the standard turntable for mixing and scratching. It could take what any Dj would dish out. As time went by, technology and the art of Djing changed. Dj’s got more aggressive with their mixing and scratching. With this said, the Technic turntable stayed pretty much the same. Before Technics stopped making them, they made minor changes to the existing models. It was said that the MK5 motor has a higher torque, but it’s not something you can really notice. I feel that the torque on the original Mk2 is just fine the way it is. They also did the Grandmaster model which was amazing. Blue led for the pop up light, metallic powder coat finish, digital pitch control, and +-16% for the pitch adjustment. Now this was a great improvement. They also had improved the tone arm as well, supposed to have an additional anti skating knob. It was suppose to have better traction. I really didn’t notice much difference for the traction. Anyways, it's a known fact that the straight tone arm is way better for cueing, scratching, and tracking then the stock S arm that comes with the Technics. Technics did not make a 1200 model with a straight tone arm, even though it’s a known fact the the straight arm is superior. I often get asked “Why didn’t Technics make a model with a straight tone arm?” I really don’t know why, but if I were to guess, it might have something to do with their trademark look. The S arm is the first thing that really comes to mind when I hear Technic 1200’s. Maybe they felt that if they changed the look of the 1200, then people might not like it, even though it would be better. With all this said, I’ve spent countless hours on creating the best straight tone arm possible for Technics 1200’s. Many trials and tests later, I’m finally happy to introduce The “DHC STR8 ARM” for Technic 1200’s series. This tone arm is a big improvement in tracking and anti skating. I’ve been a big fan of the Shure M44-7 needles with original Technic headshells for a long time. Simply because they track really good. Now if you bother to read the instructions that come with your Shure needles when you buy them. It clearly states to calibrate them at a 23 degree angle to the tone arm base, to mach a straight tone arm. I’ve been doing this for years and have been telling my customers to do so as well. It does help with tracking a lot. It handles a bit better than if you were to leave it the regular way. I’ve disliked ortofon needles because they don’t track well, same with trackmasters or even the Stanton 500als and so forth. Now with this new straight tone arm, it doesn’t matter which needle you prefer to use. They will all track way better now with this new tone arm. I’ve put all these needles to the test, and they work a lot better. Now you can keep on using Ortofons, Stantons, Trackmasters, ect... Also with this new straight arm there’s no need to angle the shure m44-7’s anymore because you’ll be using a straight tone arm. No more need for the auxiliary 3 gram weight either. These tone arms are available in many different colors to match your Technics. They are powder coated for durability. They are available as DIY kits, and also fully assembled. Order yours today or stop by and get them installed. You won’t be disappointed, they really do make a difference. Especially if you still use vinyl records. Note: Returns subject to a 25% restocking fee.

Price: 95.95 USD

Location: Clermont, Florida

End Time: 2024-02-23T01:21:30.000Z

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