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SME 3009 Series II Early Cueing Mechanism Lever Dashpot Fast Smooth Action
SME 3009 Series II Early Cueing Mechanism Lever Dashpot Fast Smooth Action
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SME 3009 Series II early cueing mechanism lever and dashpot, fully working with fast, smooth cueing action.
This is the cueing mechanism dashpot from an SME 3009 Series II (early, non-Improved) tonearm. It uses a hydraulic piston-in-cylinder design damped with silicone fluid, lifting and lowering the arm tube at a controlled descent speed. The early Series II design has a black round lifting piston that rises vertically from the dashpot body, distinct from the later T-bar arrangement used on the Series II Improved.
Key specifications
- Mechanism Type: Hydraulic piston-in-cylinder dashpot; silicone damping fluid
- Damping Fluid: Silicone damping fluid (SME specification); 1 ml sufficient for full refill
- Early Series II Dashpot Design: Black round lifting part (piston/cap) rises vertically from dashpot body to raise arm tube; distinct from later T-bar design on Series II Improved
- Piston Material Variants: Brass or aluminium (both variants found on Series II dashpots)
- Compatible Model: 3009 Series II
Specifications
- Compatible Brand: SME
- Colour: Silver
- Compatible Model: 3009 Series II
- Compatible Product Line: SME 3009 Series II; SME 3012 Series II
- Country of Origin: England
- Year Manufactured: 1960s
- Mechanism Type: Hydraulic piston-in-cylinder dashpot; silicone damping fluid
- Damping Fluid: Silicone damping fluid (SME specification); 1 ml sufficient for full refill
- Early Series II Dashpot Design: Black round lifting part (piston/cap) rises vertically from dashpot body to raise arm tube; distinct from later T-bar design on Series II Improved
- Key Serviceable Sub-Part (mushroom rubber): SME part no. R1600; rubber 'mushroom' tip on lifting piston; commonly worn/brittle on aged units
- Piston Material Variants: Brass or aluminium (both variants found on Series II dashpots)
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