Magenta TT10, Инструкции по настройке

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ADJUSTING THE MAGENTA TT10 TURNTABLE
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A represents the theoretical ideal: CRA, VCA, SRA and VTA are all
the same, they coincide.
In B the stylus is perpendicular to the record's surface, but the
Vertical Tracking Angle is incorrect. Because the stylus is
incorrectly mounted at the end of the cantilever, the diamond tip
is not in a position to read the indentations in the groove
correctly. The best thing to do is to make a height adjustment at
the pivot.
C shows the case when the groove is cut under a wider angle than
the prescribed 20º. The correct position of the stylus of the
cartridge can only be found by making a substantial height
adjustment at the pivot, or by putting a wedge in between the
cartridge and headshell.
The best advice is to adjust the arm at its basis (pivot) in such a
way that the best sound reproduction for most records is
obtained.
The VTA will generally vary when playing a record which is not
completely flat or is warped.
If there is continuous variation in arm movement (up and down
and/or swinging excessively) when playing a perfectly pressed LP,
than it could well be that the arm is too heavy for your cartridge.
Your cartridge has probably a high compliance and needs a lighter
arm. Check the parameters of arm and cartridge. It is very
important to set the correct VTA if you want to obtain a detailed
sound with beautiful high frequencies, with warmth and attack at