My XV1-s also likes to play with the back of the arm jacked up higher than the front. First is it looked a bit odd, but it sounds wonderful parked at that vta setting. Sam
XV1-s vta?
I now have about 8 hours on my Dynavector XV1-s and starting to fine tune. I am currently playing at 2.2g with bias set at 2 on my SME V.
I started with the arm at a 'level' setting but have now raised the back of the arm up in height which seems to give a faster bass and wonderfully clear insight into the recording. This is the first cartridge that I have found likes the arm to be 'pointing down' to the cartridge, I have generally found the reverse to be true (arm down slightly at the rear).
What have other people found with this cartridge??
I started with the arm at a 'level' setting but have now raised the back of the arm up in height which seems to give a faster bass and wonderfully clear insight into the recording. This is the first cartridge that I have found likes the arm to be 'pointing down' to the cartridge, I have generally found the reverse to be true (arm down slightly at the rear).
What have other people found with this cartridge??
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