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Help installing Nagaoka MP-110 on Rega Planar 1
Hi,
I'm new to vinyl and hifi, and have recently bought the Rega Planar 1, I want to upgrade the Rega Carbon Cartridge to the Nagaoka MP-110, and have one question with installing the Nagaoka MP-110.
I've researched on how to install it properly and have come across two ways of installing it:
1) From the Youtube video,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bb8STonWhg4&ab_channel=HiViNywschannel
HiViNyws channel explains you have to change the VTA Position to 27mm, and no need to add a 2mm spacer.
2) From this other Youtube video,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMAYgKMSJ6Y&ab_channel=VinylExplorer
Vinyl Explorer explains you have to add a 2mm spacer on the tonearm but do not adjust the VTA Position
I was wondering which one will be the better option or will both of these options lead to the same results or will doing both have a better sound?
I already know I have to adjust the counterweight with a stylus pressure gauge
Any help is appreciated, thank you
I'm new to vinyl and hifi, and have recently bought the Rega Planar 1, I want to upgrade the Rega Carbon Cartridge to the Nagaoka MP-110, and have one question with installing the Nagaoka MP-110.
I've researched on how to install it properly and have come across two ways of installing it:
1) From the Youtube video,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bb8STonWhg4&ab_channel=HiViNywschannel
HiViNyws channel explains you have to change the VTA Position to 27mm, and no need to add a 2mm spacer.
2) From this other Youtube video,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMAYgKMSJ6Y&ab_channel=VinylExplorer
Vinyl Explorer explains you have to add a 2mm spacer on the tonearm but do not adjust the VTA Position
I was wondering which one will be the better option or will both of these options lead to the same results or will doing both have a better sound?
I already know I have to adjust the counterweight with a stylus pressure gauge
Any help is appreciated, thank you
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