danvignau
It seems that my Signet arm has a bias built in for the record radius. A weight is at the end of an arm that is leveraged differently depending on the tone arm position. There is very little difference, but it is measurable.
The answer to the question is the better designed one of any type. Even a perfectly designed spring could work quite well..
well said and based on my experiences I agree with you. The jokes about the fishing lines aside, whether string/line, magnets, springs, a well executed design that can be setup easily works. I have found a lesser design set up well, will out perform a "better design" not set up well.
So a design that lets you set up and forget is critical to just get on and listen to the music.
Lewm - No matter how you slice it, LPs rule.
It is safe to say this here. This is a partisan group.
But if you read the posts on this thread, or any other of the 2000 plus threads that deal with being "anxious" about anti skating ;
if I was only digital, I would be staying digital.
Just saying.
Rauliruegas
I did it with 3-4 LT in my system
7,630 posts Raul and not one that I have seen that offers to share information or shows any ability to set up a LT tonearm.
I am referring only to Air Bearing LT tonearms; their Achilles Heel is needing clean, dry air. For this reason being in Mexico, I assuming you used other LT types. Pls share some info and enlighten us on one of the LT threads. I like learning and, I still do own pivot tonearms.
The thread’s quote, so far for me, from Stringreen.
"VPI’s Antiskate gizmo"
priceless.
big smile.
Enjoy the music.