Thuchan, I am not preconditioned by anything and partially by any church. I based my judgment upon my experience, it well known.
Dertonarm, I am sorry but you are wrong. There is no such a thing as proper aligned flywheel in opposite position and there is not such a thing as free of horizontal force. The situation when the horizontal bearing is free from any force is the worse situation as the microscopic bearing beatings become the subject of belt slipping or wind blowing. The best configuration in belt drive is the situation what the platter with its microscopic horizontal bearing beatings is biased by a small belt force.
Here is no minimization of bearing noise if you remove the belt bias. You might accustom to light plastic TT but in case of Micro the belt bias is absolutely negligible coals to the platter momentum. If you once try to hold the 8000 platter then you would not daydream about its impact by a few milligrams of belt tension.
Also, Dertonarm , your comment about the result in sonic terms: increase low level detail, ambience and dynamic transient resolution is a celebration of typical audio BS. I can give you $10.000 if you will be able to increase the low level detail, ambience and dynamic transient resolution with any of my Micros by applying the flywheel. Now, how you are you willing to bet? How about to put your actions behind your mouth?
Dertonarm, I am sorry but you are wrong. There is no such a thing as proper aligned flywheel in opposite position and there is not such a thing as free of horizontal force. The situation when the horizontal bearing is free from any force is the worse situation as the microscopic bearing beatings become the subject of belt slipping or wind blowing. The best configuration in belt drive is the situation what the platter with its microscopic horizontal bearing beatings is biased by a small belt force.
Here is no minimization of bearing noise if you remove the belt bias. You might accustom to light plastic TT but in case of Micro the belt bias is absolutely negligible coals to the platter momentum. If you once try to hold the 8000 platter then you would not daydream about its impact by a few milligrams of belt tension.
Also, Dertonarm , your comment about the result in sonic terms: increase low level detail, ambience and dynamic transient resolution is a celebration of typical audio BS. I can give you $10.000 if you will be able to increase the low level detail, ambience and dynamic transient resolution with any of my Micros by applying the flywheel. Now, how you are you willing to bet? How about to put your actions behind your mouth?