Anyone replace the power cord on 1200G?

It seems with this table being direct drive that the power cable would be very important

The Powercord is a huge.  I am using a 1 meter gutwire.  Immense difference.

Now just waiting for the Delos to run in.  Sounds amazing with only 10 hours on it

I may have to increase VTA slightly

I am using a pass Labs Xono loaded at 91 ohms

Right now playing an original copy of Saint Saens Symphony No. 3  RCA LSC 2341 with Boston symphony.  Great recording.

Its off, trust me about an 1/8th inch.  Maybe it was just me and I eyeballed it wrong but it did seem off quite a bit.  Just trying different mats.  The original rubber mat is actually not bad at all.  I also have a cork music hall mat and the funk firm achromat.  Waiting for the Delos to run in.  It only has little under ten hours on it.  The arm is very good on this table.  I know Ralph likes the Triplanar.  I bet it would sound amazing on this table but the stock arm is no slouch.  One thing I am hearing is how good older recordings sound on this table.  Originals for the fifties, Living Stereo stuff is just amazing. Silky violins just incredible.  I have been told this table needs at least 200 hours to really start to hear the potential.  It sounds pretty good right now.

The overhang gauge supplied by technics was close to an 1/8 inch extended beyond the stevenson protractor from mint lp.  The difference was easily heard.  Tried baerwald and did not like it as much. Maybe Mint alignment is off but I doubt it.  Sounds much better now.

The mint alignments overhang is a little shorter than the technics

A pseudo stevenson alignment?  whats that?

Explain this special Japanese alignment.  The mint sounds better to these ears.

Gotcha.  i did not know that

I did specify.  he said it is Stevenson.

I did specify.  he said it is Stevenson.  It is what he recommended for this table

I was told that Technics uses Stevenson and when Mint said the protractor was Stevenson, they were obviously different.  I did not know Technics had their own stevenson.