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I have this otherwise perfect thrift LP find: just a one or two millimiter lengthwise scratch causes this skip.Yesterday I was tracking at 2.0 with the M97xE Shure cart brush down, and it skipped there.
This morning, back to my regular 1.5 VTF/brush up tracking, and "on cold" it went through great (with two or three pops, of course, but I don't mind much for this LP). A couple of hours later, it skipped again at 1.5.
Is this a lost cause? How would you try to go about this?
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Topic - How would you "train" your stylus to track a skip: higher VTF/antiskating? - ParloFax 11:37:42 05/01/07 (9)
- I used turkey treats and lots of praise. - srdavis2000 17:35:26 05/01/07 (1)
- this dude they call 'the stylus whisperer' came over... (nt) - caffeinator 19:08:38 05/01/07 (0)
- Re: How would you "train" your stylus to track a skip: higher VTF/antiskating? - jazzthusiast 13:32:00 05/01/07 (5)
- Thanks many times: I'll probably print this!! (NT) - ParloFax 14:22:33 05/01/07 (4)
- And it worked!! - ParloFax 11:33:30 05/02/07 (1)
- Glad it worked for you. Last one I fixed with this method - jazzthusiast 07:43:55 05/04/07 (0)
- Sumtin' new for me as well .... and cool. - Elmo 04:12:04 05/02/07 (1)
- Ah, that was tasty! Thanks. (nt) - jazzthusiast 07:47:02 05/04/07 (0)
- Dimes sometimes work, but quarters are a guaranteed fix :-) ** - artemus 11:52:26 05/01/07 (0)
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