Raul.
Thanks for your comment. Yes the test record is what most of us use if we are to look at W&F, and as I have said earlier, it is useful to broadly differentiate between TTs. This despite the many variables in play.
I also pointed out that we abandoned the platter speed app, this was during the development of K1.
An interesting aside is that K1 had a similar subsonic resonance as seen in the TT-101. It was not always there and we could induce it by stopping and starting. The controller we used enabled us to tune this aberration out. Clearly visible on the yellow trace, this detail was filtered out on the green.
At that stage, in its early development, K1 had a similar messy yellow trace to some of the TT's posted here.
Mijostyn
"The wow and flutter of good modern turntables is hidden in the noise of record irregularity and eccentricities. All this is interesting and totally academic."We are going to have to agree to differ on that one.
Cheers.