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Does Sylvain Vanier still rebuild phono cartridges?
ASUMike
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03-31-2011, 03:14 PM
Does Sylvain Vanier still rebuild phono cartridges?

His website seems to have vanished and his email no longer works. I have a cartridge in need of his help.

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03-31-2011, 04:57 PM
Mike,
According to this thread, Syl is no longer rebuilding cartridges:
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03-31-2011, 06:36 PM
When Syl shut his website down several years ago, he kindly donated many of his "how-to" instructions to the Phorum - including instructions on how to rebuild your own cartridges. You will find these as stickies in the Philco Electronic Restoration section of the Phorum.

He has other interests now, and I seriously doubt he has time to rebuild any cartridges these days. If he were still doing this, he would advertise as such.
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