Audio Al
12-10-2012, 20:58
During my time on the forum I have read several post's regarding record weights
Some have said it's a good thing , others have had differing opinions.
I can see that maybe it would help
When I was at the National Audio Show I noticed a record weight on one of the stalls , went to pick it up and was somewhat surprised at how heavy it was, also shocked at the price
With the above in mind I decided to try a weight but did not want anything massively heavy as I am of the opinion that a heavy weight will lead to premature bearing wear
The hunt was on for something to add a small amount of weight and not dent the bank balance
So do I use alloy, steel, iron, brass, bronze, plastic or an alternative material
Decided to use the following :-
Ic4MyuqVgqo&feature
:)
Some have said it's a good thing , others have had differing opinions.
I can see that maybe it would help
When I was at the National Audio Show I noticed a record weight on one of the stalls , went to pick it up and was somewhat surprised at how heavy it was, also shocked at the price
With the above in mind I decided to try a weight but did not want anything massively heavy as I am of the opinion that a heavy weight will lead to premature bearing wear
The hunt was on for something to add a small amount of weight and not dent the bank balance
So do I use alloy, steel, iron, brass, bronze, plastic or an alternative material
Decided to use the following :-
Ic4MyuqVgqo&feature
:)