Well, all three methods are different; that's for certain. ;-) (nt) - John Elison

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Topic - SME 3009 measurement question (picture) - babylonart@aol.com 09:07:22 11/13/06 (51)

Re: SME 3009 measurement question (picture) - old6eyes 18:02:00 11/13/06 (0)

Re: SME 3009 measurement question (picture) - John Elison 10:16:39 11/13/06 (44)

Re: SME 3009 measurement question - babylonart@aol.com 12:21:27 11/13/06 (0)

John, did you read my post below? - Garth 11:02:09 11/13/06 (1)

No, I was busy writing mine as you posted yours ;-) (nt) - John Elison 11:59:29 11/13/06 (0)

How or why would anyone design an arm for a specific - jnorv 10:46:14 11/13/06 (40)

Re: How or why would anyone design an arm for a specific - JoeLip 21:03:31 11/14/06 (0)

Name all the tonearms other than SchrÃ¶der that are NOT designed for a specific alignment.... - John Elison 12:17:14 11/13/06 (5)

That's a question that's been bugging me for - kavakidd 14:19:38 11/13/06 (3)

It's called "adjustment". - Garth 23:03:51 11/13/06 (2)

Why then - is there not a standard - kavakidd 06:45:03 11/14/06 (1)

Why don't we all drive Model Ts or a VW Bug? - Garth 07:22:25 11/14/06 (0)

The Black Widow used the SME mounting - jnorv 12:49:19 11/13/06 (0)

In this case ... - Garth 11:08:21 11/13/06 (32)

More newb questions... - Kiwi Brian 02:26:10 11/14/06 (21)

Re: More newb questions... - jnorv 06:20:41 11/14/06 (18)

Actually there are four unknowns. - Garth 07:36:10 11/14/06 (15)

I don't thinik so - jnorv 20:17:12 11/14/06 (14)

Yes, but for a given linear offset. - Garth 20:33:47 11/14/06 (13)

Re: Yes, but for a given linear offset. - John Elison 05:17:34 11/15/06 (12)

Yes, I meant as a design parameter. - Garth 07:18:35 11/15/06 (11)

At least for the Baerwald alignment - jnorv 15:41:44 11/15/06 (8)

It is true of ANY null points one chooses - Garth 20:37:32 11/15/06 (6)

It has been a while since I took Variational Calculas - jnorv 09:10:18 11/16/06 (5)

See, change the null points and you change at least the effecive length. - Garth 11:51:51 11/16/06 (4)

For Baerwald's difinition of minimum distortion - jnorv 16:42:29 11/16/06 (3)

Re: For Baerwald's difinition of minimum distortion - John Elison 21:01:38 11/16/06 (2)

True, but obviously they are no different in terms of ... - Garth 22:15:14 11/16/06 (1)

Re: True, but obviously they are no different in terms of ... - John Elison 15:39:20 11/17/06 (0)

Re: At least for the Baerwald alignment - John Elison 19:45:04 11/15/06 (0)

Re: Yes, I meant as a design parameter. - John Elison 08:42:48 11/15/06 (1)

So what? - Garth 09:09:00 11/15/06 (0)

The best tonearm.... - John Elison 06:47:24 11/14/06 (1)

Yes, that's why they are so popular. (nt) - Garth 07:48:27 11/14/06 (0)

Re: More newb questions... - Garth 04:51:13 11/14/06 (1)

Thanks Garth - Kiwi Brian 02:38:10 11/15/06 (0)

Re: In this case ... - John Elison 11:58:41 11/13/06 (9)

My listening tests and feedback from others tell us differently. - Garth 13:38:50 11/13/06 (8)

Here is something you might find interesting... - John Elison 06:34:49 11/14/06 (4)

Yes, that was his, Loefgren's theory - Garth 07:04:58 11/14/06 (3)

Not exactly.... - John Elison 09:27:57 11/14/06 (2)

Actually all three methods are correct. - Garth 09:46:36 11/14/06 (1)

Well, all three methods are different; that's for certain. ;-) (nt) - John Elison 11/14/0609:55:54 11/14/06 (0)

LÃ¶fgren "B" and Stevenson "1B" are very different.... - John Elison 15:45:35 11/13/06 (2)

For those particular parameters - jnorv 17:56:45 11/13/06 (1)

Actually, if you mount a Rega arm at about 220.5-mm.... - John Elison 18:20:18 11/13/06 (0)

Send me your address to my email and I will.... - tubesforever 09:53:49 11/13/06 (1)

Technically speaking the null points are not per Stevenson rather ... - Garth 10:10:42 11/13/06 (0)

I think your data is partially wrong. - Garth 09:33:05 11/13/06 (2)

Re:rather than have it "point" directly at the spindle - ffrr 23:40:56 11/13/06 (0)

Re: I think your data is partially wrong. - babylonart@aol.com 12:42:34 11/13/06 (0)

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Well, all three methods are different; that's for certain. ;-) (nt) - John Elison 11/14/0609:55:54 11/14/06 (0)