Triplanar Users VTA

@atmasphere,
Thank you for that info that is exactly what I was looking for! So with a level arm tube the adjustment to find the sweet spot should be very slight from this position. 

@jsman Yes- if at all. You just have to play with it and see, keeping in mind that it will be different for every LP.

I am glad you got your information and that you can enjoy your triplanar as I do. But the way you asked your question it seemed to me and some others as though you wanted to know exactly what one setting on the circular gauge achieves “correct” VTA, presumably so you could set up your tonearm once for all situations. But the correct or baseline VTA setting  of course will be entirely dependent on what cartridge you are using (and the vinyl and the platter mat). The markings on the circular gauge at the top of the pillar are simply there to provide a handy reference point, so you can keep a record for what works with what, which you evidently do understand. Sorry for the confusion.

@lewm  If you have an older Triplanar you may not be aware that the newer ones have two scales- one coarse and the other (the one on top) fine. The coarse scale on the front makes the top dial more useful.

The precision of the tower has also been vastly improved.

@atmasphere ,
@lewm ,
Thank you both for your time and help I do appreciate it, now that I have a more complete and better understanding of the sweet spot I will begin the process... Thanks again BTW I am using a Soundsmith Sotto Voce cartridge in case you were curious.