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3) Adjusting the VTA
The tonearm should always be parallel to the record-surface. The VTA (Vertical Tracking
Angle) has an influence on the sound. It can be adjusted easily and precisely, even while
playing.
1)
Please release the locking-screw and make sure the tonearm-unit moves up and
down freely.
2)
Use the VTA-Screw to adjust the vertical position of the tonearm. If the length of the
pre-installed screw does not fit, change it for another length. It’s three VTA-screws
delivered with the tonearm in total.
3)
Tighten the locking-screw again. Do not forget to do this, as it has an audible influ-
ence on the sound (dynamics).
4) Adjusting the azimuth
The azimuth (Horizontal Tracking Angle) can be adjusted by moving the bearing unit around a
pivot. The azimuth has been set carefully at our workshop. If the cartridge is manufactured
correctly, there is no adjustment needed. We do not recommend adjusting the azimuth, ex-
cept if you have a problem with the channel separation.
1)
Loose the two locking-screws. Make sure not to take away the screws but just un-
tighten them.
2)
Adjust the azimuth by carefully push the bearing unit to be turned around the pivot .
3)
Tighten the two locking-screws again. Do not forget to do this, as it has an audible in-
fluence on the sound (dynamics).
2x Locking-screw
VTA-Screw (Hex 2,0)
Pivot
Locking-screw (Hex 2,5)
