checking platter speed


Two questions:

1) How can I be sure that my platter is rotating at the correct speed?

2) If my platter is not rotating at the correct speed, how do I remedy this?

I have a Clearaudio Emotion turntable.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Danny
rosedanny
I'll second the KAB Speed Strobe. I use on on my Galibier and really like it. Remember, anytime you check the speed be sure to have the stylus tracking in as dynamic a passage of music you have.

As far as what you may be able to do if your table is a bit off, that's a bit tougher. You may be able to play with the belt tension, and maybe even material, to improve things if the speed is not off too much.
I am sure it is very unscientific, but if you have a CD and LP of the same music, put them on simultaneously and see if they are together by the end of an LP side. That assumes of course the CD is'nt remastered or otherwise mucked around with.