ct0517
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| Nude Turntable Project The Gyro testing table had 6 cast iron legs. Five of them were height adjustable with wooden decoupling pads. The sixth leg had no adjustment and it directly coupled with the concrete floor. Interesting gave this more thought. My current version S... | |
| Nude Turntable Project Thanks Dover. Sometimes I get ahead of myself when I get hold of an new idea. I tend to get a little giddy and feeling like a little kid. My version 5 will support 3 legs not a problem as they are screwed in on both sides. Project added to the ove... | |
| Nude Turntable Project Richard thanks for turning me onto the alpha leg :^) I may try it with the sp10 setup later. One Stainless Steel leg and 3 PVC or other slower material legs. The JN Lenco uses 3 bear paws. I cant even begin to imagine how many development hou... | |
| Nude Turntable Project Dover - Been around since the Mycenae age - the 16th to 12th centuries BC. Had I been around at that time I would have used it in my first TT.I believe that Mr JC Verdier took the concept of the Platine Vintage Granito from this period. He just im... | |
| Eminent Technology ET-2 Tonearm Owners Hi Tim Congrats on the ET2.Please let us know how you make out. A number of folks here with many years experience with the ET2 & ET2.5 to help out if any questions.There are also measurements on page 63 of the online manual on Bruce' website. ... | |
| Nude Turntable Project heavy "weight bias" to the front left when viewed from the frontmaybe its the front right side now that I think about ..... its been too long. | |
| Nude Turntable Project Hi Richard - thanks for sharing those ideas. If I understand you are using three leg supports under your triangle TT. One is the "alpha" leg the leader for energy transmission, while the other two are slower followers? Are you not worried about en... | |
| Nude Turntable Project Hi Lewm - you posted Lewm - From the photo, and the two smaller inset photos which I cannot get my computer to enlarge for me, I think I see that the SP10 sits on spikes that are inverted such that their pointy tips are going up into the threaded ... | |
| How long do B&W 800 series speakers last 08-24-13: Kr4Did B&W use foam suspensions in any of the 800 series speakers?Question to B&W Support Hi guys - Can you tell me what type of suspension is used in the different 800 series models. MatrixNautilusDMy 801 matrix s3 drivers and r... | |
| Nude Turntable Project Hi Henry - just as you heard a profound difference with the change in TT support and spikes on your masonry wall shelf.You will also hear more difference if you put a shelf just big enough to hold the TT and armpods on your existing shelf and deco... | |
| Eminent Technology ET-2 Tonearm Owners RK - but it is very noisy and does not pass your stylus on a stationary record test....the old dreaded stylus on a stationary record test with the system volume knob cranked to hear turbulence and hum test.....Air Bearing linear trackers everywher... | |
| Eminent Technology ET-2 Tonearm Owners Dgarretson - If not carefully dressed between the gantry and the wand, the tonearm wires have the greater potential to do harm by fouling the wand's free movement.DG - I will make sure the petition of names to the cartridge makers for a wireless c... | |
| How long do B&W 800 series speakers last @ 68Pete and Rx8man Rx8man something happened to your last post ? anywayI almost acquired a pair of 800 matrix this past spring but was not able to make the drive to get them plus the room was not ready to hold them. I hope to add a pair (cull a... | |
| Nude Turntable Project Lewm - Halcro, Good on you that you did not agree with Ct to use compliant footers. We are not so far apart in our thinking.Lewm/Halcro please tell me how my SP10 TT setup is compliant ? The SP10 is bolted into the base at both ends as is the 20... | |
| Eminent Technology ET-2 Tonearm Owners Thigpens' recommendations are that with records with an eccentricity of 1/8" a low mass pivoted arm will be superior.Dover this has been mentioned many times here and is documented in the ET2 manual. What I am curious about however is that at the ... |