String bearing

Posted by Lew (A) on June 18, 2017 at 10:10:40

In Reply to: Very nice, do you have more pictures showing the tonearm? posted by B.K. on June 18, 2017 at 09:31:59:

Not really a classic unipivot in the sense that movement of the tonearm in the vertical plane of the bearing is constrained by the string. Good photos on Pete Riggle's website.

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Topic - Got The SP 10 In Plinth With Riggle Arm - Mister Pig 07:01:30 06/17/17 (13)

Very nice, do you have more pictures showing the tonearm? - B.K. 09:31:59 06/18/17 (1)

String bearing - Lew 06/18/1710:10:40 06/18/17 (0)

RE: Got The SP 10 In Plinth With Riggle Arm - bcowen 05:27:35 06/18/17 (1)

RE: Got The SP 10 In Plinth With Riggle Arm - Mister Pig 06:24:58 06/18/17 (0)

Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet!...N/T - musetap 11:23:22 06/17/17 (0)

RE: Got The SP 10 In Plinth With Riggle Arm - kitch29 10:39:15 06/17/17 (1)

RE: Got The SP 10 In Plinth With Riggle Arm - Mister Pig 22:18:32 06/17/17 (0)

RE: Got The SP 10 In Plinth With Riggle Arm - M3 lover 10:03:30 06/17/17 (4)

RE: Got The SP 10 In Plinth With Riggle Arm - Mister Pig 22:25:26 06/17/17 (3)

I've admired that tonearm from afar for a long time, but... - Lew 10:01:33 06/18/17 (2)

RE: I've admired that tonearm from afar for a long time, but... - Mister Pig 19:34:05 06/18/17 (1)

It's a string bearing a la Schroeder, with the option for silicon damping - Lew 07:16:23 06/19/17 (0)

RE: Got The SP 10 In Plinth With Riggle Arm - SpotcheckBilly12345 07:44:31 06/17/17 (0)

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String bearing - Lew 06/18/1710:10:40 06/18/17 (0)

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