richardkrebs
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| Turnable database with TimeLine HalcroOk.., what is the music this time?NiceLewmI missed your report on the MK3 with the Timeline. Are you able to repeat them here?Thanks | |
| Turnable database with TimeLine HalcroAgree it would be nice to have consistency in the test methods.HF Dover Phase lag is a result of drag, not a cause of it. | |
| Turnable database with TimeLine HalcroFor consistency, as you have done, it may be advisable for people posting videos to show say 1 minute of stylus raised followed by a time with it lowered playing some robust music. Something like the lovely piece you played.While having the ... | |
| Turnable database with TimeLine Regarding the eddy current brake as used in the Beat TTGo to teresaudio.com and follow the link...micro precise speed technology.The Certus motor.As I said earlier, this is an elegant design. | |
| Turnable database with TimeLine HF DoverYou appear to have invented a whole new type of motor. One where the rotor follows the rotating field with zero phase lag. Please explain to us all how such a motor produces any torque.Also one which "Instantly" draws more current and supp... | |
| Turnable database with TimeLine LewThe Beat appears to uses electromagnetic drag to "pre load" the motor. Moving the rotor back in phase relative to the rotating field. I am not sure about the other TTs mentioned. The theory being that this artificial torque demand is significan... | |
| Turnable database with TimeLine Yes the Goldmund used a JVC motor.Like, I suspect most DD designs, it is a synchronous motor. The rotor ( platter) is compelled to follow the rotating field, back slightly in phase.Provided the controller is properly adjusted, it will rotate at th... | |
| Turnable database with TimeLine Many years ago I owned a Goldmund Studio. In an attempt to improve it, I built a larger power supply. I scoped the supply output while playing a record. To my amazement I could see the supply output voltage being modulated by the music I was playi... | |
| Eminent Technology ET-2 Tonearm Owners Frogman.I suspect that the check valve you refer to is actually a safety relief valve. And yes it could be the same thing that I am hearing.It may have an adjustment so you could, entirely at your own risk :-) increase its setting to see if the bl... | |
| Eminent Technology ET-2 Tonearm Owners Frogman and Slaw.You planted a seed when talking about the Montronix regulator and controlled air bleed.I have just teed off a 1/4" needle valve in between the compressor regulator and the second in line regulator.The tee is configured such that t... | |
| Eminent Technology ET-2 Tonearm Owners HaroldMy music awakening happened when our school music teacher played us side one of Aqualung. She refused to play side two because it criticized the Church of England and had a bad word "balls"I remember being stunned upon first hearing this rec... | |
| Eminent Technology ET-2 Tonearm Owners Harold-not-the barrel.Absolutely agree with your eloquent post. You did forget to mention Jethro Tull though :-)Although I have not met Chris, it is clear to us all that he is passionate in the extreme about his music and is a gentleman. | |
| Eminent Technology ET-2 Tonearm Owners Chris.Yes spring has sprung here. BBQ's, Boating, Fishing, and company with great friends watching long sunsets over a glass of wine. I suspect that it was the change in temperature that precipitated the o"ring failure.I am using a HP manifold at ... | |
| Eminent Technology ET-2 Tonearm Owners My ET spring a leak, actually one of the o'rings failed. This necessitated disassembly. I took the opportunity to give it a spring clean and weigh it. Total weight excluding cartridge was 86 grams (95 grams with cartridge). I have on loan a standa... | |
| Eminent Technology ET-2 Tonearm Owners DlcockrumPrecisely |