Yes you do my Friend. You really do. You are a pig that stands on its hind legs and can do the boo-ga-loo. My one ding against you is that you sold boxer to the glue factory.. I didn't like that so much!Pigz know stuff.
Regards
Mister Pig
If you're wondering just how big these units are.. here's the DP75 vs Denon DP51fView attachment 1134686
In the old days, many arms didn't have lifts. After-market accessories were available, and still are on ebay. Some examples...I do miss having an arm lift, simply cant see how to fit one. Problem is the lip of the drive extends out so far.
I am pretty sure the sort of lift mentioned was an end-of-side auto-lift arrangement, actually. The Audiomods does have the standard sort of cue.In the old days, many arms didn't have lifts. After-market accessories were available, and still are on ebay. Some examples...
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Not ideal — but they can be mounted far enough away to clear the wide lip of the drive. They can mount on your removable armboard, so they won't mar the plinth. I used the Colton (pic 3) ages ago and it worked fine. They don't just lift at the record's end, but also lower it gently to start play.
I'm surprised the Audiomods arm lacks this facility — I thought evey contemporary arm has it.
Oh.... ... and all I had to do was find an Audiomods pic to make sure.I am pretty sure the sort of lift mentioned was an end-of-side auto-lift arrangement, actually
I think there are still a few new arms without cuing, just the Audiomods isn't one of them.Oh.... ... and all I had to do was find an Audiomods pic to make sure.
But who has time to be "right" these days? In fact, I only posted "alternative facts"...
Lucky me........... just found a DK100 plinth with a nice dustcover and hinges. Saves a ton of time & cost for a custom job and my plinth builder is happy to refinish for me. Can't beat that. Paid less for it than a new dustcover would have cost