Cartridge Alignment HELP

Tell us where you live. There might be a member nearby who can assist you with the matter. I've traveled a few hours to set up tables and align cartridges and I know others on the site have been gracious with their time as well.

Another tool that you might seek out is the Geo Disc. You can buy one here:

Music Direct

Although it may not be as accurate as some of the other protractors, it's a pretty simple method to align your cartridge and should work fine for you.

Hello all,
But the question arises concering the original poster, the Mo-Fi Geodisc I know uses Baerwald Null Geometry, and in most cases, many of these Japanese Tables were designed instead to optimally use Stevenson Null Geometry.

I know it's a subject where there may be different personal choices, that either may work, and either will have thier advantages, and disadvantages.

I'd bet the boys over at audio-karma will be quite familiar with this model. It may be as simple as placing the Stylus so many mm (perhaps 49mm or 52) from the rubber gasket of the end of headshell, and then just square the Cartridge in headshell? Mark

You might consider purchasing the Michael Fremer DVD on how to setup a turntable. I purchased mine on Amazon for twenty something dollars.

Thanks everyone for the help/suggestions. Much appreciated!

G'day all, yes it takes a while to become conversant with the basic concepts of overhang set up but once it does become clear, it's like a relevation!

I find the two point protractors very easy to use and give consistent excellent results. They are my recommendation. Regards, Fap.