Turnable database with TimeLine


Here is a database showing various turntables being tested for speed accuracy and speed consistency using the Sutherland TimeLine strobe device. Members are invited to add their own videos showing their turntables.

Victor TT-101 with music

Victor TT-101 stylus drag

SME 30/12

Technics SP10 MK2a

Denon DP-45F
peterayer
Well, not only that but the tension produced by the belt would constrain isolation effectiveness of both platforms.
Dear Lewm, Dear Peter,
I would like to answer you but I cannot. My ideas, thoughts and experimentation results cannot be seen the way I want it.
sorry.
I did lose something it turns out. After dark when the ambient noise level was at its lowest, I could hear some rumble. It is faint; but there. So the bushings are transmitting some mechanical vibration from the chasis to the sub chassis. I have some ideas to try out. I can't go back to an unconstrained horizontal axis...
I overreacted. The last record that I played the other night must have had noisy vinyl. I listened last night and heard no rumble. I cranked up "For Duke" again. This record has dead quiet vinyl. Sounded great- saxophones and trumpets all over the room.
I think that back in the day, a few tweakers used to disable the suspension on SOTA tt's entirely and then mount them on any of many various isolation platforms. In other words, turn a suspended tt into an unsuspended one. Let the platform do the work.