Dear friends: That " terrible earthwake " is unaceptable by any audio standards and that's is what happens with all unipivots or quai-unipivots.
A very well regarded tonearm unipivot with a tag over 25K states in its site:
""" it is subjected to the mechanical vibrations from the musical source (the stylus moving in the groove), and it should before all not damage them and let them interfere with the electric signal coming from the cartridge. Each of the tonearm's constituents carries a crucial responsibility in the transmission of these vibrations, so every element, down to the smallest screw plays an essential role in the resulting sound. Those who claim that mechanical devices don’t have a sound don’t understand the nature of sound. Everything has a sound. Every piece of matter enters in vibration when it’s moving and that is what gives it its distinctive sound. """
seems to me that the tonearm designer of that company has very clear ( ? ) that critical subject and ( for me ) is just out of my mind why he choosed an unipivot design to fulfill that statement when it can't do it.
Btw, there is no single advantage in an unipivot design. What we listen through it are only higher distortions and that's all.
Cartridge needs " perfect " stability in a tonearm with NO earthwakes.
Regards and enjoy the MUSIC NOT DISTORTIONS,
R.
A very well regarded tonearm unipivot with a tag over 25K states in its site:
""" it is subjected to the mechanical vibrations from the musical source (the stylus moving in the groove), and it should before all not damage them and let them interfere with the electric signal coming from the cartridge. Each of the tonearm's constituents carries a crucial responsibility in the transmission of these vibrations, so every element, down to the smallest screw plays an essential role in the resulting sound. Those who claim that mechanical devices don’t have a sound don’t understand the nature of sound. Everything has a sound. Every piece of matter enters in vibration when it’s moving and that is what gives it its distinctive sound. """
seems to me that the tonearm designer of that company has very clear ( ? ) that critical subject and ( for me ) is just out of my mind why he choosed an unipivot design to fulfill that statement when it can't do it.
Btw, there is no single advantage in an unipivot design. What we listen through it are only higher distortions and that's all.
Cartridge needs " perfect " stability in a tonearm with NO earthwakes.
Regards and enjoy the MUSIC NOT DISTORTIONS,
R.