Anti-skating problem


I have an unusual problem, it does not matter how much I adjust the anti-skating on my turntable (Oracle delphi V - SME309 and Grado Sonata) I can never get the left channel to sound as detail as the right. I must admit that they are pretty close, (same output levels, same amount of details and depth) but if a play a choral work, (like a Bach's cantatas) I hear the "Shh" from the chorus on the right channel, but very little from the left. Can anyone tell me what's wrong? I checked VTA, Tracking force, Azimuth and the level of the turntable and all are correct.

Any help would be appreciated.

Miguel
acmar
I would recommend re-checking your cartridge alignment. Make sure it is perfect according to the alignment protractor. If you cannot get it perfect, then you have to re-measure and re-set the spindle to pivot distance correctly.
Try a different cartridge...borrow one if you can. It sounds as if antiskating has no effect (too much or too little) so the conclusion must be that antiskating is not the problem.
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Folks:

Thank you for your help. Based of you feedback, I started to check all settings on my turntable. After checking and adjusting all settings, the problem remained. After many hours of frustration, I gave up and listened to my SACD player which I have not heard in a long time. To my surprise, it happened while listening to the SACD!! It was unreal. So I checked all equipment (using a headset with its mini-amp) from turntable, CD, SACD and preamp, and guess what, the problem was not in each device. Only the amp and speaker was left. I checked these by switching channels (left and right) to see if either the speaker of the Amp had a problem. I even pulled out a pair of old speaker to test the Amp. After all this, I had an epiphany, it’s the room. Something with the room make the “Shhh” sound more from the right side than the left. I have an L shape room with the right speaker having wall 4 feet from one side and the back. The left speaker have the back wall 4 feet away, but no wall to the right of it.

Any suggestion how I can tune this room?

Thanks

Miguel