How difficult to set-up a Well Tempered Classic

I believe that Bob Clanfield originally set mine up a few years ago also after I purchased the reference arm upgrade from him.

He's an outstanding person and I hope that he's doing well.

Bill, small world, I have a reference / Shelter 901 also.

Steve

There is a wonderful gentleman by the name of Bob Clanfield who is considered by many in the Chicagoland area to be the analog guru specializing in the Well Tempered turntable. I had him do my Reference/Shelter901 combo and my analog has never sounded so good. Highly recommended. He has been setting these tables up for years and also use to be a dealer and has many spare parts for your needs if this should ever happen.
Drop me an email and I will give you his phone number.
Regards,
Bill

Thanks to Steve and Jimbo3 for your kind offers of assistance! I will start putting it together this weekend. Watch your emails for my questions.

Baranyi,

I live in Schaumburg. I have the Well Tempered Reference, which is close to the classic, and if you need a hand, drop me an email.

Steve

It's not that tough- just a bit time consuming, especially getting the post arm positioned correctly. The WT protractor has a circle on it to get the overhang close. I snug up the post's set screw just enough to be able to move the post up and down (for VTA) as well as twist (for adjusting overhang), then tighten after adjustment is complete.

After you're set up, drop me an email and I'll give you a couple of simple nifty tweeks that cost less than $5 each and a half hour of your time. (Silk string belt and additional counterbalance mass.)