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| emerica |
hi all
i just want to know what's your anti-skating level on a 1200 deck (no scratch or something special like that). i just ed a stylus because it rides the plate border :( so please tell me.
thanks. |
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| dj alonzo |
| It's supposed to be at the same level as the weight... |
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| tw1tch |
| quote: | Originally posted by dj alonzo
It's supposed to be at the same level as the weight... |
The Stanton 680 cartridges are recommending 2-5g I believe was the weight suggested. I've got it set about 4.5 right now actually. It was jumping a bit whenever I'd stop and find my cue point (beat) so I increased the weight to prevent it from doing the jump. Something I could have done wrong? The anti-skating only goes upto three. What about scenarios like this? To much weight? Just put the anti-skate at the maximum level? |
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| dj alonzo |
| I don't know about the anti skate, but the weught should be the lowest you can get it without skipping.. |
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| emerica |
| i've set it to the max... and the weight is set to the max, too. you think it isn't correct ? (i have ortofons concorde nightclub s 4-5g) |
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| DJ LIQUID |
| quote: | Originally posted by emerica
i've set it to the max... and the weight is set to the max, too. you think it isn't correct ? (i have ortofons concorde nightclub s 4-5g) |
yea......ive got Ortofon's tooo.......i just set them where ever they don't skip...."not that Ortofon's do skip" :D
but i'd like to know where i should set them for peak performance :cool: |
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| Fyx |
If it skipps when you backcue then your anti-skip is probably too high.
I like it around around 1/2 to 2/3 of the tone arm weight. |
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| emerica |
thanks for theses infos mates =)
but does these settings prevent the cartridge to ride the border of the plate ? |
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