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Thanks for the unambiguous answer ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by shane
Why beat around the bush?:)
TT2 for two reasons. One, it had two speeds, and two, far more importantly, TT2 sounds better than TT1 when you say it.
There was a mention of a Heybrook TT1 in a magazine review once, which just goes to prove that you shouldn't believe everything you read in magazines.
Any plans for a TT3? :)
Unlikely since the Heybrook name now belongs to some bod in India and seems to be dormant, but never say never...
So, my Jelco 750D tonearm will be arriving shortly.... :)
Anything to bear in mind when mounting the new tonearm? The mounting's the same as the Linn, so I assume it'll just drop in. Hopefully! Will any suspension adjustment be needed? I've also managed to get hold of one of the custom collars for the Jelco arm that were made by Shuggie here, I'm hoping it doesn't raise the arm too much.
Looking forward to having it up and running soon! Will post some pics once it's done - I also want to try and give it a bit of a cosmetic touch-up.
If the turntable is currently set up correctly, any change in the weight of the arm will cause the back of the armboard to lift or drop. Adjusting the rear suspension bolt to level the armboard should sort it out.Quote:
Originally Posted by surayne
Is there a standard height from bottom of platter to top plate for suspended decks?
Depends on the deck. In the case of the TT2, if the top surface of the armboard is level with the side of the plinth, then the height is correct. On most decks, you'd expect to see a gap of 2 -5 mm under the platter, but they're all different.
Yes have levelled mine with a heavy record on at about 4 or 5mm.