Zeta

Loved my Zeta arm, I mean I really loved it. 9" is all you need, at least where I come from.

What's a couple of degrees of alignment error among friends? Can you hear alignment error?

That's a definite maybe.

Bold looking shiny Black MC magic. Had one on my Goldmund, a marriage made in heaven, silky top with bold

bottom. Slightly romantic and just the ticket for a friendly evening.

Don't forget to catch the end of the lead out groove or you'll wear out your stylus.

fleib01-26-2017 5:42am

bdp24 Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 9,788 posts 01-28-2017 at 09:02pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Ah, that explains the tense. I'll have to look at mine, to see if it has four or five bearings. Mine came missing one of the counterweight inserts, so I put in some lead weights in it's place. A great idea, the adjustable counterweight mass via inserts.
fleib OP Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 1,124 posts 01-28-2017 at 04:05am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Give out? It's built like a med mass tank. The early models had 4 bearings, but all the rest were 5. Tell you the truth I couldn't hear any difference. I think it might have been for longevity. Had it on a Studietto, but gave it up in a move. Regards,
bdp24 Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 9,788 posts 01-26-2017 at 08:14am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete fleib, you say "Loved my Zeta arm", past tense. Did it give out on you? The arm is a classic, isn’t it? Nice stiff tube, good bearings, massive, non-resonant design and construction. Medium-to-semi high effective moving mass, great for slightly lower-than-average compliance pickups. I use it with my Londons.