Do you use variable speed on your turntable?

If all their planning on doing is eliminating the error correction every night, I don't think anyone will notice except those who still use synchronous clocks. If this is the case, we have that error every day now.

Pardon the grammar.

Ummm... Boys.... How is one to tune one's turntable to A440 or some variant thereof without an LP that bears a recorded A440 tone? A tone generator is only half of what one needs. I know of no test LP that has such a band on it, but possibly one exists. And even if one has both the necessary pieces of equipment, one is still dependent on a good sense of pitch. It might be better to run the tonearm cable directly into a calibrated oscilloscope, assuming you have the needed test LP. That would eliminate subjective judgement of pitch. (I ain't doin' any of this; I'm just sayin')

The beauty of the KAB strobe is that it runs on batteries and so gives a constant frequency regardless of what's coming out of your wall socket. It's very accurate, and I doubt a laser record weight is much better, just more spectacular and easier to monitor from your listening chair.

It's very accurate, and I doubt a laser record weight is much better, just more spectacular and easier to monitor from your listening chair.

Written by a man who has not understood what he has witnessed in the Timeline in action.
The Kab strobe (and I have one) is NOT.......and I repeat.....NOT accurate nor able enough to detect instantaneous stylus drag.
The Timeline is.

If the need be, I would use my trusty guitar tuner which consists of a simple @ tuning fork. "BINGGGgggggg..."