Syntax said...
wow, you are not critical of the AF1 ? As far as speed control, it helps when you use a built in tachometer that monitors and speed adjusts based on record drag. Record drag can vary record to record as I am sure you know...
Another example, the new Airforce One Turntable from TechDas has 1x contact per revolution with the own motor controller. This seems to be enough to hold the platter speed no matter what is going on. I never checked it but I read from an owner who did the Sutherline Test and it was ok. Personally I believe it because when the Japanese do something serious, they don't make a fault like this.
When timeline has 6 flashes per revolution, it isn't that bad, or?
wow, you are not critical of the AF1 ? As far as speed control, it helps when you use a built in tachometer that monitors and speed adjusts based on record drag. Record drag can vary record to record as I am sure you know...