VPI JMW9 Sig. Arm Tube Ringing. Any remedies?

Contact Music Direct, ask about the "Sumiko Analogue Survival Kit"
It consists of a vinyl/plastic transparent arm wrap (about 3/8" wide) that is stretched before wrapping and then constricts itself (yes like a Boa) around your arm tube, will kill arm tube vibrations and ringing, made very noticible improvement on my Graham standard wand, I later upgraded to the ceramic.

It also comes with a VERY thin gauz like 12" round vinyl placed between platter and LP (NOT A MAT!!) It is ULTRA THIN transparent weave vinyl, about as thick as a single ply sheet of toilet paper, Just like your platter and LP, a perfect interface (fills in the gaps between platter and LP) to drain vibrations out of the LP. IT is VERY VERY effective.
Len W

Before making any mods to the arm (no offence Lwerener), I'd make sure the arm is functioning as intended. I have never heard a ringing when playing either the 9 Sig, or the 10.5i that I'm currently using. You may also try damping the arm slightly...only a few drops of the damping fluid or you'll close in the sound too much. I find that it sometimes makes a positive difference. Are you sure that your arm is seated properly on the bearing pin?

This is from the VPI website, a comparison of the jmw9 arms:

INTERNAL DAMPING
1.7 POUND DENSITY FOAM
2.5 POUND DENSITY FOAM

Something else must be wrong, I would contact them.

Lwerner, That would be a last resort but I won't discount it. Stringreen I added a little bit of oil a while ago to the pivot but I don't want to add any more. Storyboy, Thanks for the info. I will call VPI and get some input from them.