There is also the maximum capacitance load of 400-500pF
I have actually 220pF Ekos cable + 60-70pF input capacitance of Itch = 290pF maximum, still margin to play with the input capacitance load.
What do you try first Salas the input capacitance or the RIAA HF capacitance?
Added 220pF SQ increased a lot not only treble. Ebony body still note arrived.
Nice, first things first (C loading) must be explored before thinking about playing with design related aspects like curves weighing. Does it feel tonally complete now with proper C loading and standard HF cap combo value?
Tracking OK at the inner grooves of LPs? Highs still nicely smooth when treble dynamics are reproduced in the area of those grooves?
Takes a tripod and spot focus, now blurry.
It's the camera phone.
A more informative pic this last one. Looks like the cantilever sits OK straight in its place from this angle.
I would not risk to dip it in ultrasonic bath if you mean sophisticated cleaning because I am not informed about what may happen to the suspension, but I am not expert on cleaning either, so better ask more TT people.
Gives much more classy look. Congratulations. I like it on this arm. I hope it gives something more to SQ also. That would be great combination.
Thanks Salas. Real is more beautiful than the pics. This one is the ebay seller pic:
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The soft bass using original plastic body has dissapeared with the ebony body, now more deep, clean & strong. Still playing with input capacitance for optimum SQ.
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