Hi Brad,
Here is the quote from the WT factory setup. (somewhere in all this writing.)
PLEASE KEEP IN MIND-- that this is really part of an intregal setup and soing this procedure alone will not suffice.
You really need to set up all respective parameters, ie: vtf, vta etc -- and you really DO need a protracter as well -- the WT arm is so very much an intregal process (as with any arm.)
I am giving you a sort of band-aid by giving you this part of the setup prcedure.
I was sort of hesitant because this is only a small part of what really needs to be done.
"Put arm fluid in cup. use nut driver or socet wrench extension to push plunger. When fluid settles, paddle should be covered by 1 to 2 mm of fluid. Fluid for arm is very stiff." *(hence my reason for saying wait 20 ~ 30 mins and recheck)*
This is a great place to start but as I have stated additional adjustments and rechecking are in order.
BTW There is a specific mathematical formula for figuring out the rate at which the arm hits the vinyl. (do a search @ the asylum for details.)
I believe that you will be extremely satisfied when you have accomplished proper setup :)
As a side note, I had really great customer service via the OLD WT -- Carl was extremely helpful but Stanalog has been less than helpful...
Happy listening,
The offer still stands for a copy of the manual--
~FX
Here is the quote from the WT factory setup. (somewhere in all this writing.)
PLEASE KEEP IN MIND-- that this is really part of an intregal setup and soing this procedure alone will not suffice.
You really need to set up all respective parameters, ie: vtf, vta etc -- and you really DO need a protracter as well -- the WT arm is so very much an intregal process (as with any arm.)
I am giving you a sort of band-aid by giving you this part of the setup prcedure.
I was sort of hesitant because this is only a small part of what really needs to be done.
"Put arm fluid in cup. use nut driver or socet wrench extension to push plunger. When fluid settles, paddle should be covered by 1 to 2 mm of fluid. Fluid for arm is very stiff." *(hence my reason for saying wait 20 ~ 30 mins and recheck)*
This is a great place to start but as I have stated additional adjustments and rechecking are in order.
BTW There is a specific mathematical formula for figuring out the rate at which the arm hits the vinyl. (do a search @ the asylum for details.)
I believe that you will be extremely satisfied when you have accomplished proper setup :)
As a side note, I had really great customer service via the OLD WT -- Carl was extremely helpful but Stanalog has been less than helpful...
Happy listening,
The offer still stands for a copy of the manual--
~FX