I saw the damping being done on mine, 1 week ago from the distributor. Need to be conservative with it. It has two places where you can use it. One, the mount of the arm, for it not to bob left or right. Use about 1mm, initially. You will notice the wild swinging archm movement slow down.
The second place, is the lift arm mechanical parts. Warning, place a little each time, but NEVER touch the cylindrical walls with the compound and make sure the goo only go to the dead center....this is to prevent the mechanism to become "too slow" when lowering down.
This was the first tonearm that had to be fitted....not easy, not hard but it took the dealer a good 2 hours to get it set up just right.
The burning in, I did with simple playing.
BTW, mine is with the blue dot. Heavy cartridge, Denon DL-103.
Paul
The second place, is the lift arm mechanical parts. Warning, place a little each time, but NEVER touch the cylindrical walls with the compound and make sure the goo only go to the dead center....this is to prevent the mechanism to become "too slow" when lowering down.
This was the first tonearm that had to be fitted....not easy, not hard but it took the dealer a good 2 hours to get it set up just right.
The burning in, I did with simple playing.
BTW, mine is with the blue dot. Heavy cartridge, Denon DL-103.
Paul