The Black Adder
21-02-2016, 19:51
Hi all.
I've recently upgraded to an SPU GT. It has the step-up transformers inside.
The counterweight is currently hanging right at the end of the tone arm which isn't ideal so I'm looking to get an additional main counterweight made. I need some help in finding the correct additional weight needed.
My 3009 is the S2 unimproved version and so has one counterweight which has the rider weight arm included identical to this:
http://www.analogue-classics.com/assets/images/sme002.jpg
Although it looks like it splits, it doesn't, it's a solid weight.
Here is a page with a listing of weights.
http://www.analogue-classics.com/assets/images/smegewichte01b.jpg
1. counterweight of the 3009 R (including rider weight - one-piece-) - 118g
2. additional weight to be attached to 1. - 64g
3. additional weight to be attached to 1 - heavier, for SPU cartridges - 77g
4. counterweight of the 3009 Series II (including rider weight) - 111,2g
5. additional rider weight for 4. - 24,5g
6. counterweight of the 3012 Series II (including rider weight complete with additonal rider weight 5.) - 169,8g
7. counterweight of the 3009 Series II (old version, including rider weight)- 56,1g
8. additional weight to be attached to 7. - 66,3g
9. additional weight to be attached to 7 - heavier, for SPU cartridges - 88,6g
10. same as 5..
11. bias weight 3g
12. bias weight 4,5g
13. double bias weight - 5,6g
Ref: http://www.analogue-classics.com/html/sme_3009___3012.html
My counterweight is No.4. What additional weight in grams would suit my SPU?
Any help/advice would be superb.
Many thanks
Jo
I've recently upgraded to an SPU GT. It has the step-up transformers inside.
The counterweight is currently hanging right at the end of the tone arm which isn't ideal so I'm looking to get an additional main counterweight made. I need some help in finding the correct additional weight needed.
My 3009 is the S2 unimproved version and so has one counterweight which has the rider weight arm included identical to this:
http://www.analogue-classics.com/assets/images/sme002.jpg
Although it looks like it splits, it doesn't, it's a solid weight.
Here is a page with a listing of weights.
http://www.analogue-classics.com/assets/images/smegewichte01b.jpg
1. counterweight of the 3009 R (including rider weight - one-piece-) - 118g
2. additional weight to be attached to 1. - 64g
3. additional weight to be attached to 1 - heavier, for SPU cartridges - 77g
4. counterweight of the 3009 Series II (including rider weight) - 111,2g
5. additional rider weight for 4. - 24,5g
6. counterweight of the 3012 Series II (including rider weight complete with additonal rider weight 5.) - 169,8g
7. counterweight of the 3009 Series II (old version, including rider weight)- 56,1g
8. additional weight to be attached to 7. - 66,3g
9. additional weight to be attached to 7 - heavier, for SPU cartridges - 88,6g
10. same as 5..
11. bias weight 3g
12. bias weight 4,5g
13. double bias weight - 5,6g
Ref: http://www.analogue-classics.com/html/sme_3009___3012.html
My counterweight is No.4. What additional weight in grams would suit my SPU?
Any help/advice would be superb.
Many thanks
Jo