Hi folks, I have a Lyra Delos mounted on a 4 Point on a Satbi Reference.
I find my left speaker woofer bouncing quite a bit more than the right speaker woofer (on the majority of flat LPs, not warped) due to subsonics, but the soundstage is well spread and vocals centered. Not that I can hear anything from the subsonics, but I find it unnerving looking at it. And I have no "subsonic-off" switch on my equipment.
I think my cartridge is mounted "precisely" as far as I could, but I have no test tool to check for Azimuth or anti-skate.
I cam curious if anyone uses the damping trough on the 4 Point arm. Will damping help?
All other advice are welcomed too. Thank you.
PS: I used to be a Rega user, so it's fascinating that I have so many parameters to play with...
Just an update. I have used the Fozgometer with the Analogue Productions Ultimate Test Record. Both channels' needle pointed dead on at "20" on the meter, although my Lyra Delos channel separation specs 30dB at 1kHz.
The best reading I got was "20" after tweaking the azimuth a bit; clockwise and anti-clockwise.
I have read somewhere (but forgot which thread) that the aim of the fozgometer is to get both channels equal and not for matching the channel separation specs ("20" vs 30dB). Am I correct?
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