Honestly i don't like the idea of having open fluid damper, but it's just me.I don't use it and have removed it on my arm at home. We don't use it at the shop either but its still on the arm.
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@chakster Just so you know, I'm not a dealer for Triplanar. I have two of them- I like them, but I'm not a dealer. The arm tower allows adjustment of the VTA on the fly. The concept has been copied by VPI, Durand and others so it must work :) I designed an arm board that allows you to mount longer arms, and while the dust cover can't be used, longer arms like the Reed can. |
You are limited with a choice of tonearm for SL1200GAE plinth, but you have no limits with SP-10mkII or SP-10R (except for the very short arms), you can use "10.5 or "12 inch tonearm easily.We've installed 12" arms on that plinth, so not sure what is meant by this comment. In general though, the new SL1200 would be my choice over any Linn or VPI, price no object, regardless of 33 or 45 RPM. |