Anyone try the replica B-60 Fidelity Research VTA?

For those with the Ikeda base, on the inside of the threaded shaft there is a slot with a pin that rides within that. Does your pin travel the entire length of the slot while using the adjuster knob? Mine goes all the way to the bottom but then only about halfway up the slot. I notice the Ikeda spec says 10mm of adjustment. I don’t think I’m getting that but I’ll measure tonight to be sure. 

I'll get the original Ikeda base in January, hopefully. 
So I can check then. 

I figured it out. If you don’t have the set screws that pinch the tonearm stalk all the way in the adjuster stops. Thought I had them in far enough but didn’t. The first thing I noticed with this part is WHY would you put the set screws in a location where they can hit the adjuster? Also, it’s tight getting a wrench in there and depending on the positioning your set screws they can be covered up which means you have to lower the adjuster to even be able to remove your arm. Oddly, if you look at various pictures of the Ikeda online the set screws don’t seem to always be in the exact same location.

WHY would you put the set screws in a location where they can hit the adjuster?

If you follow the instructions and do them up properly they dont hit the adjuster.

depending on the positioning your set screws they can be covered up which means you have to lower the adjuster to even be able to remove your arm

That’s to accommodate a large variation between turntables in the height of the platter surface relative to the armboard.

You want to set the postion of the pillar shaft such that the arm is parallel to the record when the VTA adjustment is dead centre with the cartridge mounted - this gives you the maximum VTA +- adjustment.