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Question about Decca C4E phone cartridge
Can anyone provide me with specifications or information on the Decca C4E.
Is it a moving coil type? I have one that I'm going to sell. It appears to be unused, as there is no visible wear @ X20 microscope magnification. Gordon |
Question about Decca C4E phone cartridge
In article Zv8Xb.27076$jk2.67959@attbi_s53,
Gordon wrote: Can anyone provide me with specifications or information on the Decca C4E. Is it a moving coil type? I have one that I'm going to sell. It appears to be unused, as there is no visible wear @ X20 microscope magnification. Moving magnet, IIRC. Think I've got details of an SC4E somewhere - which was the 'selected' version. -- *A 'jiffy' is an actual unit of time for 1/100th of a second. Dave Plowman London SW 12 RIP Acorn |
Question about Decca C4E phone cartridge
"Dave Plowman" wrote in message ... In article Zv8Xb.27076$jk2.67959@attbi_s53, Gordon wrote: Can anyone provide me with specifications or information on the Decca C4E. Is it a moving coil type? I have one that I'm going to sell. It appears to be unused, as there is no visible wear @ X20 microscope magnification. Moving magnet, IIRC. Think I've got details of an SC4E somewhere - which was the 'selected' version. From the 1968/69 HiFi Yearbook : FFSS Mk4 Cartridge C4E - Stereo/Mono cartridge. FR 20Hz - 20KHz (20Hz - 16KHz +/-2db). Separation as for Mk3. Output 5mv at 5cm/sec per channel. Stylus 0.3 x 0.65 thou elliptical diamond. Pw 1 to 2.5 gm. Compliance 30 x 10(-6) lateral & 6 x 10(-6) vertical. Rec. load 50K. Output from each channel balanced within 1db. Price UKP 18.3s.3d (plus UKP3.17s.9d PT) |
Question about Decca C4E phone cartridge
Thanks for the info Dave.
Gordon "Mike Coatham" wrote in message ... "Dave Plowman" wrote in message ... In article Zv8Xb.27076$jk2.67959@attbi_s53, Gordon wrote: Can anyone provide me with specifications or information on the Decca C4E. Is it a moving coil type? I have one that I'm going to sell. It appears to be unused, as there is no visible wear @ X20 microscope magnification. Moving magnet, IIRC. Think I've got details of an SC4E somewhere - which was the 'selected' version. From the 1968/69 HiFi Yearbook : FFSS Mk4 Cartridge C4E - Stereo/Mono cartridge. FR 20Hz - 20KHz (20Hz - 16KHz +/-2db). Separation as for Mk3. Output 5mv at 5cm/sec per channel. Stylus 0.3 x 0.65 thou elliptical diamond. Pw 1 to 2.5 gm. Compliance 30 x 10(-6) lateral & 6 x 10(-6) vertical. Rec. load 50K. Output from each channel balanced within 1db. Price UKP 18.3s.3d (plus UKP3.17s.9d PT) |
Question about Decca C4E phone cartridge
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Keith \Dingo Breath\ wrote: Can anyone provide me with specifications or information on the Decca C4E. Is it a moving coil type? I have one that I'm going to sell. It appears to be unused, as there is no visible wear @ X20 microscope magnification. There's been a rather recent development (recent in geological time) called compact discs. Look into it silly buggers. Perhaps that's why he's selling it, pillock? -- *A backward poet writes inverse.* Dave Plowman London SW 12 RIP Acorn |
Question about Decca C4E phone cartridge
Hey Dinko,
I was probably playing CD's before you were born, you stupid bugger. "Keith "Dingo Breath"" wrote in message ... "Gordon" wrote in news:Zv8Xb.27076$jk2.67959@attbi_s53: Can anyone provide me with specifications or information on the Decca C4E. Is it a moving coil type? I have one that I'm going to sell. It appears to be unused, as there is no visible wear @ X20 microscope magnification. There's been a rather recent development (recent in geological time) called compact discs. Look into it silly buggers. |
Question about Decca C4E phone cartridge
Go play with your MP-3's!
"Keith "Dingo Breath" Garratt" wrote in message ... "Gordon" wrote in news:myBXb.39901$uV3.71053 @attbi_s51: Hey Dinko, I was probably playing CD's before you were born, you stupid bugger. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Stupid? The humour here is that you're the one spending $$$ on 1920's technology that delivers doubtful benefits. Sad git. |
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