A Copernican View of the Turntable System

lewm
you are correct in your assessment of the positioning of the adjustment screws. it is not a perfect adjustment, but it is better than nothing, which is what most arms have, nothing.
i have mounted the breuer directly on the raven via an armboard, on the back of the table now. i have installed 3 thumbscrews in the armboard where it meets the plinth in order to get some azimuth adjustment. i mounted a van den hul colibri on the breuer and am having a heck of a time getting the azimuth good. i think i need another armpod!
as far as your second statement, i really don't know why isolation is a better sound, removing resonance was an educated guess. something changed for the better, whatever it is.

Sometimes we have a good and interesting result and an attractive explanation for it, but they don't always really go together. This happens all the time in science.

Dear all,
I asked my carpenter if he could produce a plinth for my SP10 MK II. I know when starting this i left the path of wisdom, at least to most of the supporters of a naked solution. The plinth is 140 mm high. Does anybody know how long the screws should be to fix the motor? the holes for the screws are going to the bottom of the plinth (140 mm). I guess among us are some experts who have gained much more experience with the Technics SP 10 MK II than me.

Best & Fun Only. -Thuchan

Deat Thuchan - a suggestion while searching for your screws, that you have a glorious opportunity to test out the sp10 on 3 nice footers.

I am sure you must have many lying around ?

Your ET arm :) would require one bolt for it to be mounted for test purposes on a basic arm pod.

Just a thought.

Cheers Chris

Dear Chris,

you are right, many footers are lying around here. Maybe need to clear a bit. Which arm do you mean? EMT 997?

Best & Fun Only - Thuchan