LP12 pitch stability - modification
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LP12 pitch stability - modification
Split from "Record and stylus cleaners"
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Glad to find some compagnions. The weak link in the chain is the LP12:
http://forums.linn.co.uk/bb/showthread.php?tid=12841
Why not post your impressions on pitch stability in the Linn forum?
/Az
Glad to find some compagnions. The weak link in the chain is the LP12:
http://forums.linn.co.uk/bb/showthread.php?tid=12841
Why not post your impressions on pitch stability in the Linn forum?
Re: LP12 pitch stability - modification
What material is the wall to which the shelf is mounted on and do you find it stable? What kind of floor is it in the room? As probably pointed out in the extensive thread on the Linn forum I suspect the original issue is the foundation for the turntable. A turntable placed on a wall shelf which is moving horizontally is bad and for a suspended deck could be even worse if the resonance frequency of the wall is close to the resonance frequency of the turntable suspension. If that is the case I would not be surprised to find that your modification improves the performance. It is however no indication that this modification actually is a generally applicable improvement on the design.sondek wrote: Glad to find some compagnions. The weak link in the chain is the LP12:
http://forums.linn.co.uk/bb/showthread.php?tid=12841
Why not post your impressions on pitch stability in the Linn forum?
It would be interesting to hear WAV or FLAC examples with and without your modifications!
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http://www.mediafire.com/?65n32tkw6hbd16h
http://www.mediafire.com/?5t10shfp1zub2wi
I thought it quite easy to hear which one had the suspension locked, what do you all think?
And here is one just because it sounds so damn fine!
http://www.mediafire.com/?2775k6t5mk058ul
(Cat Stevens - The Wind)
http://www.mediafire.com/?5t10shfp1zub2wi
I thought it quite easy to hear which one had the suspension locked, what do you all think?
And here is one just because it sounds so damn fine!
http://www.mediafire.com/?2775k6t5mk058ul
(Cat Stevens - The Wind)
This is a complete coincidence, but I listened to the track and then found the LP in Oxfam during my lunch break - just a small shop with limited vinyl. It was 6 quid, but is a 70s copy with the Island logo and pink border. Look forward to listening tonight.flatpopely wrote:(Cat Stevens - The Wind)
I did listen to the tracks. Prefer the bounce one unsurprisingly, although listening via my laptop it was not as obvious as I expected, so I think I'm loosing much of the difference. When I tested at home on my deck it was really clear. My laptop headphones are pretty rubbish though and the files fairly quiet and office noisy.
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I think the bouncy one is more musical!flatpopely wrote:http://www.mediafire.com/?65n32tkw6hbd16h
http://www.mediafire.com/?5t10shfp1zub2wi
I thought it quite easy to hear which one had the suspension locked, what do you all think?
Thanks flatpopely. I've never really listened to needle drops before but that is a real eye (ear) opener.flatpopely wrote:http://www.mediafire.com/?65n32tkw6hbd16h
http://www.mediafire.com/?5t10shfp1zub2wi
I thought it quite easy to hear which one had the suspension locked, what do you all think?
Paul