A Copernican View of the Turntable System
It can happens if the bearing shaft is surrounded by a hollowed inner tube that is fixed to the platter like my Symphonic Line RG6. In my case the oversized & massive bearing housing is hidden inside the 24 kgr platter instead of the chassis (supporting tube here) and the shaft penetrates the chassis until the level of the base platform where it plays the role of the central supporting cone. But in the case of the "OneDorf" we can't speak about ordinary bearing shafts I suppose ? |
Dear Thuchan LOL - I didnt know that Aleks the designer had already hired you in charge of marketing. Great choice - as you just increased its value in my eyes . But I would have thought you were too busy for this type of work. Many fringe benefits come with the purchase of items at this level of play ? But how are you going to guarantee to me that the TT will still sound good after she leaves ? Will she leave the good belts with instructions ? Also I need to ask - As head of the marketing group is there any way you can get me a ride in the Phoenix Mars Lander that was just sold; I mean - before the new owner picks it up? How much push do you have ? :^) Pending Sale of Phoenix Mars Lander halfway down page |
Halcro and DT, That part of the design (ratio of size of support pedestal to its upper functional part), reminded me very much of the Simon Yorke turntables. However, the maker of the Onedorf is telling us that his bearing is perfectly true. Therefore the platter does not wobble one iota in the course of its rotation. Therefore its rotation would have the effect to stabilize the structure, like a gyroscope. Pretty cool, eh? |
