I'd first try to get a clue about the different characteristics of the various tonearm types, unipovot, static balance, dynamic balance.
Morch and Graham are unipivots, Triplanar has a conventional articulation and a hell of adjustments, SME IV and V have easy and effective regulations and are dynamycally balanced. The Technoarm is dynamically balanced too.
Also check the overall weight you can put on the springs of the gyro: maybe some arms could be just too heavy to obtain a proper balance.
Secondly if you have no idea of what sort of improvement you are looking for, any specific suggestion will not be of much use.
The technoarm is a fine upgrade of an already nice Rega, i fear the improvements will end up to be minor unless the whole chain is really top.
BTW... is the electrical and mechanical interface of the cart done properly? Ie: correct gain, loading impedance, vta, vtf, resonance, allignment...
There maybe lots of surprises in improving those adjustable parameters.
KR
Morch and Graham are unipivots, Triplanar has a conventional articulation and a hell of adjustments, SME IV and V have easy and effective regulations and are dynamycally balanced. The Technoarm is dynamically balanced too.
Also check the overall weight you can put on the springs of the gyro: maybe some arms could be just too heavy to obtain a proper balance.
Secondly if you have no idea of what sort of improvement you are looking for, any specific suggestion will not be of much use.
The technoarm is a fine upgrade of an already nice Rega, i fear the improvements will end up to be minor unless the whole chain is really top.
BTW... is the electrical and mechanical interface of the cart done properly? Ie: correct gain, loading impedance, vta, vtf, resonance, allignment...
There maybe lots of surprises in improving those adjustable parameters.
KR