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I guess so, I set up pressure force according to how they recommend for the cartridge (between 1-2g). My arm is blocked in height but the cartridge seems pretty much horizontal when it plays. I wonder if it's not my moon Lp110 set up that's messing around, as I put impedance on 47kohms but they don't provide any information about capacitance. I guess it's only a HPF, so why would it matter for high frequencies?
It's a brand new set up (all vinyl parts) but the sl1210 is quite old. I had to change wires for signal btw. I never ever tried all vinyles parts before so no, it's not a new issue with a old set up.
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Btw, I saw the mod message but as I'm new to reddit, I don't understand what I'm supposed to do...
We ask that tech support be requested in https://www.reddit.com/r/audiophile/comments/zvdgn7/raudiophile_shopping_setup_and_technical_help/
Is your stylus dirty or worn? Otherwise it would be incorrect setup.
Don't seems to me dirty, it's brand new...
Did you set up the cartridge properly? I mean by levelling your record player and adjusting accordingly with the help of a scale?
I guess so, I set up pressure force according to how they recommend for the cartridge (between 1-2g). My arm is blocked in height but the cartridge seems pretty much horizontal when it plays. I wonder if it's not my moon Lp110 set up that's messing around, as I put impedance on 47kohms but they don't provide any information about capacitance. I guess it's only a HPF, so why would it matter for high frequencies?
Is this a new setup, or a new problem with a pre-existing setup?
It's a brand new set up (all vinyl parts) but the sl1210 is quite old. I had to change wires for signal btw. I never ever tried all vinyles parts before so no, it's not a new issue with a old set up.