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In Reply to: The value of azimuth (and other boring TT adjustments) posted by newanvil on May 3, 2007 at 19:15:22:
How do you think the azimuth became out-of-kilter? Do you have a "twistable" headshell? ... or a unipivot, easily adjustable for azimuth?When you reset azimuth, did you use a mirror and look at the cantilever and its reflection forming a straight line? If you did BTW, because a glass mirror has the silver (reflective) surface on the back of the glass, the thickness of the glass can introduce a slight 'fuzziness' to the reflection. A burnished piece of steel is a better mirror, or the shiny side of a CD.
Regards,
Andy
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- Re: The value of azimuth (and other boring TT adjustments) - andyr 19:47:25 05/03/07 (2)
- Re: The value of azimuth (and other boring TT adjustments) - newanvil 19:58:59 05/03/07 (1)
- Re: The value of azimuth (and other boring TT adjustments) - andyr 20:41:23 05/03/07 (0)
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