Having just bought a pair of PMC OB1's I'm realising due to the revealing nature of these speakers that my turntable has either moved out of tune or I've never noticed how bad the sound was with my old Keilidhs.
So after a couple of nights of tinkering I think at the moment its sounding pretty hot. The only problem is the OB1's seem to change for the better every day during thier running in period so tunning the TT is a little difficult. So I want to get to a setup and stick to it untill the major changes the speakers are displaying start to slow down but without causing an damage to my presious vinyl.
If I set the downforce to within the recommended levels and then after listening alter the VTA does this alter the amount of downforce on the catridge due to raising the back of the arm up?
I'm finding at the moment my Gyro with Technoarm and Ortofon 540 like the VTA to be quite high. Does this sound farmiliar to anyone or am I miles off.
So after a couple of nights of tinkering I think at the moment its sounding pretty hot. The only problem is the OB1's seem to change for the better every day during thier running in period so tunning the TT is a little difficult. So I want to get to a setup and stick to it untill the major changes the speakers are displaying start to slow down but without causing an damage to my presious vinyl.
If I set the downforce to within the recommended levels and then after listening alter the VTA does this alter the amount of downforce on the catridge due to raising the back of the arm up?
I'm finding at the moment my Gyro with Technoarm and Ortofon 540 like the VTA to be quite high. Does this sound farmiliar to anyone or am I miles off.