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08-20-08
More like "b", but then i leave it there and don't ... Stringreen
08-20-08
Will, help me here, what records have been cut with a 2 degr ... Viridian
08-20-08
Well, a and c assume records are the same thickness and ar ... Rsrex
08-20-08
A. for optimal tonearm transitions over warps. b. for optim ... Dougdeacon
08-20-08
Letter b. this is because not all records are cut at exactly ... Markphd
08-20-08
I vote with my ears; b Consttraveler
08-20-08
For viridian to read: http://www.audioasylum.com/audio/viny ... Will_herrera
08-20-08
B. not sure about accuracy of that 2 degree angle statement ... Narrod
08-20-08
Viridian, i think will meant 22 degrees, not 2 degrees. i t ... Kurt_tank
08-20-08
Will, your link indicates a cutterhead angle of 22 degrees, ... Viridian
08-20-08
Actually, the 22 degrees on that page refers to vta. a few p ... Will_herrera
08-20-08
I dug up that thread a few months ago and use it as a starti ... 2002ss335
08-21-08
Then just leave it there Gadfly
08-21-08
Here are two links that provide some interesting points. vt ... 2002ss335
08-21-08
b is the closest to correct but i must confess a has work ... Sonofjim
08-21-08
Dear will: i already read your last three threads on the sam ... Rauliruegas
08-21-08
Rauliruegas has very good points on how to look at the lp sy ... Gerrym5
08-21-08
I guess i am closer to "b" but in addition to vta, ... Oilmanmojo
10-31-08
Hi will, 1st of all, i don't understand the 2 degrees bit. ... Atlasiris
10-31-08
Assuming you have on-the-fly vta, why not adjust it? it make ... Chosenhandle
10-31-08
I adjust vta by listening to width and depth of the soundsta ... Stringreen
10-31-08
I would have to say b, as on my vpi i adjust for what is to ... Mrmitch
11-01-08
B. but i do a so i can live an easy life. Gadfly
11-01-08: David12
I go for A, life is too short to adjust VTA with each record, particularly if VTA is not adjustable on the fly. The extra factor to consider is the cartridge. I think there is no doubt VTA affects the sound, in general front down accentuates treble, back down the base. I know it is'nt as simple as that. For my last Koetsu Rosewood signature, it sounded better front down slightly, with my current Zyx Airy 3, dead level.
I do'nt think one should ignore the potential for "tuning " the sound to your preference.
David12 (System | Threads | Answers | This Thread)
11-02-08
atlasiris, you can look at the stylus (under magnification) ... Ketchup
11-02-08
And a tonearm that has on-the-fly dial-in height (the arm ba ... Raygunn
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