VPI Tables and Dr. Feikert Software: Any Experience
I currently have a VPI prime. I initially set azimuth by eye and the included leveling stick. It sounded very good but my friend was able to use a mirrored protractor and pictures to get it closer to 90%. This was an improvement to Imaging, soundstage and smoothness. This resulted in longer listening and a more involving experience.
This has now peeked my interest in getting azimuth even more precise.
Two options:
Fogzometer:
Dr. Feikert Adjust software.
In my research it seems the Software has more features and on the surface seems more reliable form the outside forums I have read.
Do we have any VPI user that have feedback on this product in conjunction with the VPI Table/arms. Did the product work and did you feel your table benefited?
Thanks in advance for any information.
I am already convinced of the advantages of more accurate azimuth settings. I am considering the Fogzmeter but researching it a few possible flaws have brought up with its uses (here on audiogon). In light of these I was looking into the Ajust software. I like the extra features especially the cartigride/tonearm resonance info. Was just hoping to get more information on people who have been able to successfully use the Adjust software on a VPI table. |
http://vpiindustries.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=6948 Just in case anyone comes across this thread in the future please see the link above. It directly relates to Dr. Feikert Adjust Software and VPI Tables. |
I find adjusting Azimuth by ear, with a VPI indexed azimuth ring, or Sound Smith "Counter Intuitive" works best for me. http://www.whatsbestforum.com/showthread.php?9097-Azimuth-adjustment-the-easy-way |
