12 Inch Alignment Tool - Baerwald GeometryAcoustic Research, Empire, Garrard, Luxman, Music Hall, Sota, Systemdek, Thorens, VPI, Well Tempered turntables require oversized spindle hole - all others should use standardShopping Cart Supports Paypal, Visa, MasterCard, and American Express |
12 Inch Alignment Tool - Lofgren-B GeometryShopping Cart Supports Paypal, Visa, MasterCard, and American Express |
Cartridge Alignment Tool for 7 Inch Records on 12 inch platters - Baerwald Geometry
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Cartridge Alignment Tool for 7 Inch Records on 7 Inch Platters - Baerwald GeometryShopping Cart Supports Paypal, Visa, MasterCard, and American Express | |
Stylus Force Gauge $15.00Shopping Cart Supports Paypal, Visa, MasterCard, and American Express Correct tracking force is not optional. Incorrect stylus force will damage your records as well as your stylus. Running the tracking force too low can be as damaging as running it too high. Always follow your cartridge manufacturer's specifications when adjusting tracking force. This simple balance-beam stylus force gauge is easy to use. Simply place the stylus on the mark indicating desired weight and adjust the tonearm counterweight until gauge balances straight and level. Ideally, this adjustment is best made with the stylus sitting at the same level as it would during playback. Either place the force gauge directly on the platter pad, or remove the platter pad and rest the force gauge on the mirrored alignment tool. The mirror will help determine when the gauge is perfectly level. |
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Bubble Levels $5.00Shopping Cart Supports Paypal, Visa, MasterCard, and American Express Ensuring that your turntable platter is perfectly level is critical to obtaining correct tracking performance. This simple, accurate bubble level is perfect for the job. Remove the platter pad and place the level on the bare metal platter with the motor off. Place shims under the foundation as necessary to make the bubble appear in the center of the printed circles. Observe the motion of the bubble to test for wobble in the foundation. Do whatever you can to make the foundation heavy and stable, to prevent the transmission of feedback to the turntable. Quiet foundations allow enhanced detail and dynamic range in the audio signal. |