dust brush, .00002 cents.

peteleoni · 25th November 2012, 06:45 PM

Tiny piece of female Velcro tape behind the needle some where up the angle of the cart at a place where it barely contacts the vinyl when needle is in play. Tested with tracking disc. Does *not* significanty alter track force until fully loaded . Loops do not damage records. Ideal

merlin el mago · 25th November 2012, 06:47 PM

A pic will welcome.

peteleoni · 25th November 2012, 07:14 PM

Camerally challenged.

peteleoni · 26th November 2012, 03:06 AM

I feel this is important enough to get a pic on here somehiw, and will ASAP. For what it is worth, the geometry of this stupid little trick makes it work far better than a brush in front of the needle (regarding non interference with tracking force) This is one of those things you with you could patent, but doing so would make a decent person feel silly. I have found no, zero , zilch issues with this whereas the Shure V15 kind of brush is no more effective and has a variable mass. If you position this correctly and keep it clean it has a lot less effect on the needle due to the fact that it is located in behind the stylus. Not to get silly here but the obvious analogy is " where do I sit the fat kid in on the tweeter totter" If you sit him closer to the fulcrom,he can be fatter and not screw disrupt the CG. Stupid

25th November 2012, 06:45 PM	#1
peteleoni diyAudio Member Join Date: Apr 2011	dust brush, .00002 cents. Tiny piece of female Velcro tape behind the needle some where up the angle of the cart at a place where it barely contacts the vinyl when needle is in play. Tested with tracking disc. Does not significanty alter track force until fully loaded . Loops do not damage records. Ideal

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25th November 2012, 06:47 PM	#2
merlin el mago diyAudio Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Catalonia new Europe state	A pic will welcome.

25th November 2012, 07:14 PM	#3
peteleoni diyAudio Member Join Date: Apr 2011	Camerally challenged.

26th November 2012, 03:06 AM	#4
peteleoni diyAudio Member Join Date: Apr 2011	I feel this is important enough to get a pic on here somehiw, and will ASAP. For what it is worth, the geometry of this stupid little trick makes it work far better than a brush in front of the needle (regarding non interference with tracking force) This is one of those things you with you could patent, but doing so would make a decent person feel silly. I have found no, zero , zilch issues with this whereas the Shure V15 kind of brush is no more effective and has a variable mass. If you position this correctly and keep it clean it has a lot less effect on the needle due to the fact that it is located in behind the stylus. Not to get silly here but the obvious analogy is " where do I sit the fat kid in on the tweeter totter" If you sit him closer to the fulcrom,he can be fatter and not screw disrupt the CG. Stupid