tri-art audio S Series, Руководство пользователя

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use &
guidelines
Setting the Azimuth (Tilt) &
Tracking Force:
Do not fill the basket yet perhaps bring it to almost full. Using one of the available stylus
gauges from numerous manufacturers set the tracking force to the recommended grams
from the manufacturer. After you have set the tracking force. Locate the spirit level and
place the level on the end of the tonearm where the cartridge would be. Adjust (as needed)
to balance the azimuth, by using the tweezers to fine tune the desired number of beads into each
basket until the tilt of the arm is balanced. The desired effect will be a strong center image.
Many of our users like the look of not replacing the azimuth cover and the simplification of
making simple adjustments. It will function perfectly with or without the cover!
Vertical Tracking Angle (VTA)
Vertical Tracking angle refers to the angle of the tonearm when viewed from the side.
Move the bronze spike upward or downward to adjust the angle of the tonearm. Locate
the enclosed spirit level and place it on the end of the tonearm (where the cartridge would
be underneath. Then rough-tuning up and down until you achieve a fairly level tonearm
position. It is then necessary to fine tune the adjustment to locate the very small range in
which the “sweet spot” is found. Your goal is to get the tonearm parallel with the record
surface. Close attention to this adjustment can bring immense satisfaction to the listening
experience and is worth the time investment.