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In Reply to: SOTA Sapphire turntable question posted by gkargreen on May 21, 2011 at 11:37:59:
The manual is available at vinylengine.com. As others have mentioned, this is really necessary when you set up a Sota.I owned a Sota Star for 15 years, it's basically a Sapphire with vacuum hold-down. The best thing I did over that timesframe was when I finally upgraded the tonearm from a Sumiko FT-4 to an Origin Live Encounter and at the time relace the composite arm board with a Cosmos armboard. Using the same cartridge, it was a phenomenal improvement.
If you are replacing the tonearm, consider upgrading to the Cosmos arm board and have it drilled for a family of tonearms that you might stick with (for future upgrades). If you have already selected your new tonearm, you'll need to have it drilled for that one of course.
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- RE: SOTA Sapphire turntable question - Terry P 05/21/1119:43:23 05/21/11 (0)
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