Well-Tempered Golf Ball?


In this month's TAS they describe the Well-Tempered Amadeus as follows: "tonearm is suspended from fishing line (which I've seen and understand) and damped with a golf ball."

Can someone explain this golf ball? Are we talking a Titleist here or merely something that reminds the author of a golf ball?
grimace
The newer models have a half golf ball covered with the silver cap. I am a owner of a WT. Amadeus Mk.II. I realize a lot of people are put off by the golf ball and fish line approach, but that, along with a unique style platter bearing, make for a very musical presentation that few standard style (and much more expensive) turntable tonearm combos can match or exceed. IMO
I agree mr m1. 
I half joke that they put the cap on the golf ball on the MKII (which I own) because wives would take one look at the table and say "You paid how much?!?" :)
sebrof,
When I told my wife how much I paid for my Mk.II, she didn't talk to me for almost a week! lol.
You should have bought something 10 times expensive; that would have bought you an even longer respite.
the well tempered turntable is a great sounding table.  One of the best belt drives I've heard.