http://yahoo.aleado.com/lot?auctionID=q146198627
Pics are on the link. The title says 64 but it is not seldom in Japanese ads these are mixed. It also mentions 64S in the description.
OTOH, I am not sure if the tube is shiney enough for a steel. It rather resembles aluminum.
Anyone?
BobC
18 February 2017 17:01
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The difference is effective Tone arm mass twenty or thirty five GM’s. Hard to say which that one is.
pmac
18 February 2017 17:02
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Doesn’t the ‘S’ version have an ‘S’ on the end of the arm tube?
BobC
18 February 2017 17:04
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I know the micro seki arms had an S on the end but that denoted silver rather than copper internal cabling.
pmac
18 February 2017 17:06
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Are you thinking of the Fx version, Bob
BobC
18 February 2017 17:12
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Did bit of digging, silver wiring was an option on both the 64 and 64S arms. The difference is the effective mass, IE aluminium or stainless. I think the one you mention was black in colour?
I forgot my log on, but manuals for the 64 and 64s are on vinyl engine.
pmac
18 February 2017 17:14
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No, the 64fx is aluminium, the 64 and 64S (with silver wiring) are both steel AFAIK
edit:
or, maybe not! I appear to be spouting rubbish.
Where’s Guy when you need him?
And on top you can’t contact a seller on a silly Japan Yahoo if you are a gaijin. The most ridiculous auction site ever…
S is for steel, not for silver wire - that’s marked with a sticker.
It does look like aluminium. Here’s a 64 from HiFiDo
And some other pics.