Jason36 said:lol thanks for that Bretty. Having read some online instructions it says to set the tracking force of my arm to the maximum (i.e. 3) as the technoweight handles both the balance and tracking force??? Is that right.
Or when I have set the balance do I then reset the tracking force to manufacturers recommended using the dial on the side of the tonearm. I take it antiskate is set as normal?
Obviously I will have to go through this twice...once for the Elys cartridge and then again when I take delivery of the Goldring 1042...which I have just ordered 🙂
Oh yeah that's another thing...I have never changed a cartridge before lol
Jason36 said:Oh yeah that's another thing...I have never changed a cartridge before lol
mitch65 said:Jason36 said:Oh yeah that's another thing...I have never changed a cartridge before lol
Jason36 said:Jason36 said:lol thanks for that Bretty. Having read some online instructions it says to set the tracking force of my arm to the maximum (i.e. 3) as the technoweight handles both the balance and tracking force??? Is that right. Or when I have set the balance do I then reset the tracking force to manufacturers recommended using the dial on the side of the tonearm. I take it antiskate is set as normal? Obviously I will have to go through this twice...once for the Elys cartridge and then again when I take delivery of the Goldring 1042...which I have just ordered 🙂 Oh yeah that's another thing...I have never changed a cartridge before lol
mitch65 said:The first thing you should notice over the stock rearend is a lower noise floor revealing a tighter and lower bass (this is the best rear end going!!) :bigsmile:
bretty said:mitch65 said:The first thing you should notice over the stock rearend is a lower noise floor revealing a tighter and lower bass (this is the best rear end going!!) :bigsmile:
Afternoon, Mitch. Good to see ya last night, mate. You gonna give Bonnie Prince Billy a spin tonight?
bretty said:Jason36 said:Jason36 said:lol thanks for that Bretty. Having read some online instructions it says to set the tracking force of my arm to the maximum (i.e. 3) as the technoweight handles both the balance and tracking force??? Is that right. Or when I have set the balance do I then reset the tracking force to manufacturers recommended using the dial on the side of the tonearm. I take it antiskate is set as normal? Obviously I will have to go through this twice...once for the Elys cartridge and then again when I take delivery of the Goldring 1042...which I have just ordered 🙂 Oh yeah that's another thing...I have never changed a cartridge before lol
Yep, you balance the arm and set the tracking force with the Technoweight and then set the anti-skate. you won't have to use the Rega's dial anymore.
I can pass on a good tip that I was given about anti skate: You know the blank bit of vinyl you have at the end of each side of a record? Well, you can use this to set your anti-skate. pick one of your records with a large blank section. About an inch will be plenty. drop the needle just after end of the last track and use the anti-skate to adjust the speed at which the needle gets drawn to the centre. You want a slow steady speed. Too much one way and the needle will zoom towards the centre, too much the other way and it will be pulled outwards towards the edge.
Fitting a cart was daunting for me, before the event, but actually it's simple. Getting the cartridge aligned is a doddle, just make sure that you get the headshell parallel, too. I forget that bit on my first and second attempts at fitting the Denon![]()
It's good that you have to do the set up twice. You can treat the Elys as a practice for the Goldring.![]()
Jason36 said:bretty said:mitch65 said:The first thing you should notice over the stock rearend is a lower noise floor revealing a tighter and lower bass (this is the best rear end going!!) :bigsmile:
Afternoon, Mitch. Good to see ya last night, mate. You gonna give Bonnie Prince Billy a spin tonight?
I will be 🙂 As well as Red Hot Chili Peppers Mothers Milk.