Hi Frank,
I wish this forum software allowed you to edit posts. I noticed another point that needed clarification.
Of course, the optimal torque (absolute value) for an aluminum headshell Model-2 will likely be different from the screw torque required for a wood headshell DPs/Reference.
My point was centered on the user without a fine torque wrench, and the end-user's perception/feel that with the aluminum headshell, the right torque (whatever its absolute value) is s more of a go/no-go sort of thing, than with the wooden headshells which compress.
Does this make sense? I don't want to put words in your mouth.
Cheers,
Thom
I wish this forum software allowed you to edit posts. I noticed another point that needed clarification.
Of course, the optimal torque (absolute value) for an aluminum headshell Model-2 will likely be different from the screw torque required for a wood headshell DPs/Reference.
My point was centered on the user without a fine torque wrench, and the end-user's perception/feel that with the aluminum headshell, the right torque (whatever its absolute value) is s more of a go/no-go sort of thing, than with the wooden headshells which compress.
Does this make sense? I don't want to put words in your mouth.
Cheers,
Thom