@rauliruegas
What I probably should do is purchase another arm and have a board cut by SOTA for it. They will ensure the weight is correct for the suspension and therefore I can just bolt it in and do not have to worry about leveling it. That is the beauty of the hung suspension on a SOTA. I could swap arms/cartridges in just a few minutes and be ready to play music. Suspended tables dont accept multiple arms easily, but this is the best solution given its architecture. I don't want to go down the road of arm discussions as what happened in another thread, but I do value quality arms and what they bring to the table....snort. But this an option I have been kicking around.
I have thought about the Mutech Hiyabusa, which happens to have a shared history with Transfiguration. But its just a thought.
What I probably should do is purchase another arm and have a board cut by SOTA for it. They will ensure the weight is correct for the suspension and therefore I can just bolt it in and do not have to worry about leveling it. That is the beauty of the hung suspension on a SOTA. I could swap arms/cartridges in just a few minutes and be ready to play music. Suspended tables dont accept multiple arms easily, but this is the best solution given its architecture. I don't want to go down the road of arm discussions as what happened in another thread, but I do value quality arms and what they bring to the table....snort. But this an option I have been kicking around.
I have thought about the Mutech Hiyabusa, which happens to have a shared history with Transfiguration. But its just a thought.
