09-04-2018, 03:28 PM
Arran,
Not to be argumentative, but I have an RE-45 and it does not have a microphone, nor a jack to plug in the microphone, and no weights to add to the tone arm. I also have an RE-75, the next model up and it does not have any jacks or connections for a microphone either. Also, neither set has any additional circuitry for a recording amplifier. A look at the schematic for these models in Rider's shows no recording facilities. Only playback of records. Might it be another model you are thinking about? I see you are in Canada. Perhaps you are thinking of a model that was sold only in Canada and not the U.S.
With reference to the Micro-Synchronous Tuning, I have always thought it was an effective way to allow the set to track properly and have good sensitivity and selectivity.
Gilbert
Not to be argumentative, but I have an RE-45 and it does not have a microphone, nor a jack to plug in the microphone, and no weights to add to the tone arm. I also have an RE-75, the next model up and it does not have any jacks or connections for a microphone either. Also, neither set has any additional circuitry for a recording amplifier. A look at the schematic for these models in Rider's shows no recording facilities. Only playback of records. Might it be another model you are thinking about? I see you are in Canada. Perhaps you are thinking of a model that was sold only in Canada and not the U.S.
With reference to the Micro-Synchronous Tuning, I have always thought it was an effective way to allow the set to track properly and have good sensitivity and selectivity.
Gilbert
