Yes. It makes a major improvement. Note that there are two screws, not one. Removal takes a steady hand, a little paitence, and needle-nosed pliers. The only downside is that you wind up with a very light cartridge. I had to add some weight inside the headshell of my JMW 10.5 to balance it afterwards. Oh, yes, and the warranty issue.
DIY nuding of Dynavector??
I bought a Dynavector 10X5 yesterday and the dealer mentioned removing the body covering---there's a tiny screw on the side that keeps the covering in place. Upon removing the screw, the body would supposedly drop slowly, exposing the guts and essentially creating a nude cart with less body resonance.
To his credit, he didn't actually SUGGEST doing this since it voids the warranty and risks damage. Has anyone tried this with a Dyna or other cart??
To his credit, he didn't actually SUGGEST doing this since it voids the warranty and risks damage. Has anyone tried this with a Dyna or other cart??
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