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Dynavector DV 505 anti-skating question

I purchased recently a DV505. I'm following the indications in the user manual for setting up correctly all the adjustments.
Concerning the anti-skating I think I have an issue. If I place the anti-skating weight as indicated in the user manual then the correction is too strong pushing the arm back. In fact I can operate without anti-skating at all. Is this pointing a bad setting elsewhere ? I cannot figure out what could be the origin as this arm have few adjustments.
Any idea ?
Thanks a lot
abraxas49
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nandric
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abbraxas 49, Manufacturer instructions or recommendation should

be used selective. Those that you like or agree with  you should use and  ignore other. See for example stringreen's differentiation in this sense between the recommended VTF and anti-skate.

abraxas49 OP
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Thanks four your counsel. I will follow good practise. Anyway sound is the better I ever heard.
Thanks !
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halcro
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Because of its design.....being absolutely level is more critical with the 501, 505 and 507 arms than other pivoted tonearms as anti skate will be affected.
These arms will also not work correctly on suspended turntables.
Hopefully you are 'clear' in these two areas..❓😎

abraxas49 OP
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Yes, the turntable is not suspended and the level in the tonearm base is also correct. The main weight and the arm itself are also level.
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cleeds
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halcro
" ... These arms will also not work correctly on suspended turntables."
Why not?
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