If you are doing the SoundSmith end of record test, which is valid, there should continue to be a slow movement toward the spindle. To completely stop that movement would require an excessive amount of anti skate. Beware of some of the test records as they can also cause you to over due the setting. Setting the final position by ear ultimately will be a technique you should research and practice.
Need help with anti-skating on Technics SL-1210GR
Hi, I have a Lyra Delos on my 1210GR. When using a blank record or doing the end-of-grooves technique the arm continue to go towards the center unless I have the anti-skating set to 3. I can drop the arm at the beginning of a blank disk and it will move towards the center until I turn the anti-skating all the way up to 3. Repeatable every time.
Do I have a faulty anti-skating? Should I leave it at 3?
I have confirmed the weight at 1.75 with two different scales. I’m also pretty sure the alignment and overhang are correct although I’m not an expert at doing the last two.
Any suggestions?
Do I have a faulty anti-skating? Should I leave it at 3?
I have confirmed the weight at 1.75 with two different scales. I’m also pretty sure the alignment and overhang are correct although I’m not an expert at doing the last two.
Any suggestions?