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That's an idea! It sounds like a drill bit stop with an allen set screw.Thelurker wrote:why don't you ditch the vacuum for now and just use a "Souri style" disc clamp!
I tried that this AM and it has no effect.Thelurker wrote:First of all, try sticking the lid back on your pre amp
That's the way I'll go for now. I'll just adjust playback speed until I get 1Khz from the turntable. And I still have the option to install my servo belt setup. I wanted to try another belt configuration, so I put that on the back burner until the head was done. Always something.markrob wrote:That's only 1% error. Not great, but usable. Why not try running the motor without the VFD and see if you still have noise issues.
8020 is a brand name. None of their products have the V shape that you can use with wheels. That's unique to V-Slot.ROLANDJAYS wrote:I use that aluminum extrusion too, they call it 8020 where I get it .
What did you like best about the sound Sakuszi???sakuszi wrote:Great sound. So I suspected, everything great, a lot of work sensational final result, beautiful backlight, everything great. I can only dream of. Great respect ! I look forward to the next record, that's all.![]()
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So you actually watched the video then?sakuszi wrote:Silitone ,beautiful silence, no noise![]()
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