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Meloski
02-08-2015, 20:19
When reading the specs for the SL1200 I see an effective mass of 12g. My question is the 7g headshell included in this figure

Thanks,

struth
02-08-2015, 20:25
minus headshell, as far as I know.

aniki
02-08-2015, 20:29
My question is the 7g headshell included in this figure

It's included. Arm + headshell effective mass 12g.

Ducatiist
03-08-2015, 21:33
Well that's cleared that up then :scratch:

aniki
03-08-2015, 22:23
Well that's cleared that up then :scratch:
:)
It's in the service manual:-
Arm effective mass: 12g (without cartridge)
Sorry Grant.

Meloski
03-08-2015, 23:16
:)
It's in the service manual:-
Arm effective mass: 12g (without cartridge)
Sorry Grant.

So it's 12g with headshell, no cartridge. Next response wins!

Ducatiist
04-08-2015, 21:59
I think the answer is 42 then...according to Ford Prefect!

Do I win?

Stu

Ducatiist
04-08-2015, 22:02
That last answer was tongue in cheek by the way and not meant to be an answer!

Answer from the hitch hichers guide to the Galaxy!

Stu

Stratmangler
04-08-2015, 22:04
I think the answer is 42 then...according to Ford Prefect!

Do I win?

Stu

Except that it was Deep Thought, not Ford Prefect that came up with the answer ;)

Ducatiist
04-08-2015, 22:35
Bugger!
I knew I'd get it wrong!
I'll try and do better next time:)

Stratmangler
04-08-2015, 22:42
It might help to go back in time and consult with Vroomfondel and Majickthise :)
You could always have a chat with Slartibartfast - he has seen the video playback and knows what happened. Got an award you know (Slartibartfast) for his work on Norway. Lots of detail around the crinkly bits .....

Ducatiist
04-08-2015, 22:52
Ha ha ha...indeed we need some rigid uncertainty!

Stratmangler
05-08-2015, 00:42
Dunno about that.
Rigidly defined areas of doubt and uncertainty most certainly, yes!