HAHAHA... you guys are cracking me up.
I think experimentation is what works best. Due to the differences in capacitance and resistance via the tonearm cabling, interconnects, phono stage loading and the tonal balance of the rest of the system, one really needs to "tweak" things a bit to get them dialed in. The hard thing is finding discs to use as a reference. If you dial things in on one disc, it might not sound "perfect" with another disc. Selecting something that is a "good compromise" is about all that one can do. Sean
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I think experimentation is what works best. Due to the differences in capacitance and resistance via the tonearm cabling, interconnects, phono stage loading and the tonal balance of the rest of the system, one really needs to "tweak" things a bit to get them dialed in. The hard thing is finding discs to use as a reference. If you dial things in on one disc, it might not sound "perfect" with another disc. Selecting something that is a "good compromise" is about all that one can do. Sean
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