No you should reset VTA, VTF and overhang for every record you play just to be sure along with cleaning the record, stylus and all the other faffing needed to get good vinyl playback. :)
No wonder some folk gave up!:lol:
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No you should reset VTA, VTF and overhang for every record you play just to be sure along with cleaning the record, stylus and all the other faffing needed to get good vinyl playback. :)
No wonder some folk gave up!:lol:
like wicked uncle Ernie,you have to fiddle about! :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimbo
That actually sounds like a really good idea :thumbsup: But the platter has no mat on at all, just the bare metal (as the manufacturer intended). I plan to take the t/t back for a service in the near future, I'll ask the question.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
no use for yours then... you can buy packs of 2 slips that are both same thickness, and one oft has a cut out for the label.
looks like your stuck with it.. maybe get it set half way between two thicknesses..
I think it maybe is now - Alan Firebottle had an unsolicited tinker with it during a recent visit. You know what Alan's like, if you lent him your car it would probably come back as an amphibious landing craft or something...Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Say hello to Robert for me. He won't remember me :). (I sold him a VPI HW19 years ago)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Not forgetting to adjust for any changes in the temperature in the operating environment.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimbo
I certainly will. I'm sure he will remember you - he seems pretty switched on and a proper gentleman :)Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
shit i forgot about that! now ive gotta start all over again :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Yes, it's potentially a tricky thing. Rising temperature may adversely affect fluid damped arms and could possibly raise cartridge cantilever suspension compliance with perhaps some benefit :).Quote:
Originally Posted by karma1967