can't see how cd players have a need to be level. What about the cd walkmans, how many of them are level when being used? Some portable cd players used to play discs vertically so what then?
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can't see how cd players have a need to be level. What about the cd walkmans, how many of them are level when being used? Some portable cd players used to play discs vertically so what then?
I think the lesson is - turntables level all else bevel...
Turntables, of course. Electronics, as Dave says:
But I would have thought that anything with a mechanical device in it ought work betterQuote:
........yer gotta be avin a larf........
if it's at least on the same angle as it was when built - which is not the same as level! If you're levelling a CD player, perhaps you ought to think about how to ensure the sledge is level rather than just the box it's mounted in?
Oh I don't know :ner:
http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f1...Balancing-.jpg
Hehehe..........
Touche - but 'working' as in the photo above, is not the same as 'working better' which was the term I used.
You can do that with any dynamically balanced tone arm. In my opinion - so what? :scratch:Quote:
Originally Posted by BTH K10A
So What? - you need to get a sense of humor. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Sorry - no put-down intended. It's just that I have seen that 'demonstration' done before, though not with so illustrious a turntable.
I won't be doing it with my 930/929 combination: it's just too dammed heavy to try!
Regards
TT need to be levelled and not much else, i've never heard of CD's, amps, needing to be levelled. I think this is a load of stuff and nonsense personally.