Not sure what your contraption does?
Does this make sense
My first ever post please be gentle but I would like an honest opinion am I wasting my time?
Not sure this is even the correct location for such posts ?
Also
1- I’m no audiophile but I do like and always have liked analog sound over digital
2- The following is just a prototype things will get more refined this is only a test fit
3- I usually make watches but got this idea a while back and i finally made this...
Besides the obvious tilting mechanism Ill let the pictures do the talking
Well I guess I need to learn how to post pictures
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It’s a P mount headshell. It has a arm finger lift. It has a fine tuning adjustment screw to dial in the cartridge/stylus alignment. Mass of the headshell? Just a guess it is low. No more than a standard P mount headshell.
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The only TT's that have P mount headshells are for DJ and commercial applications. A lot of the carts that are designed for P mounts don't need a headshell. The P mount connection is part of the phono cart and connects directly. That's why all those TT's have S arms. You can't adjust them. Yours you can because you can mount a regular cart on it. I guess what I'm trying to say here is I don't really see a need for what you made. And that's not meant to be a negative comment. Your headshell is really well made. If I ever needed a mount like that, I would use it without hesitation. |
OP, maybe this might help....It's obviously a collectable, at minimum... ;) |
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