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7. One might think that there has to some audiophile in Japan or Korea would making them, probably very expensively. ...

Reply to rampartd (Reply #6)

Tue Jun 23, 2026, 09:29 PM

Jun 23

... I'm having trouble finding someone to re-cone my BA speakers. I miss my Sherwood and my Thorens, my Shure SME, my Ordifon cartridge and needle. Sorry gor the whine.

I wonder if China might be making them. But my friends swore by Soviet tubes.

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