In addition to the DP80, the SP10MK2 and 3 don't have any height adjustment via the bearing either.
Good Listening
Peter
Good Listening
Peter
Vintage DD turntables. Are we living dangerously?
Dear Peter, Forgot about the rotor, which would be a fixed to the bearing/spindle assembly. Thanks. My Kewood L07D is built like that as well, perhaps this is common to all coreless motors that more or less copies of the original Dual coreless motor. JP is satisfied that my unit is ready to be returned to me, on Monday. |
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pbnaudio, Sorry for the delay in responding - I check this thread less often than I used to. Yes, adjusting the bearing cap does change the height and your instructions are probably right. I diddled with that for quite a while but then I changed the washers that the motor unit is mounted to the frame through. Here is a response I posted on the the nude turntable thread three years or so ago where I discuss that change. It made adjusting the motor height much easier if nothing else. https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/nude-turntable-project/post?postid=388553#388553 |