Thank you for showing when to move the dial and the whole weight. None of the other video’s I’ve seen has made that crucial distinction clear. I know finally have my new turntable set up. THANK YOU!
You sir are the hero of the day. To think, after all these years, and I never paid any attention to proper adjustments. I bought a quite expensive record yesterday and one of the tracks skipped all way through. The vinyl is in absolute mint condition. I cleaned it anyway. No, didn’t help. Then I found this: boom! Not one skip after I followed your instructions. Thank you!
Thanks Greg. I treated myself to a Technics deck a few weeks back. I thought I had done it wrong as the sound output was terrible. Your video confirmed I had dove it right rather I have a damaged stylus. The stylus has gone back to be replaced. Once again thank you for such an easily understood video.
Thank you. I just got the same exact setup (1200 and Shure WhiteLabel) and it is definitely no doubt a little different from the record players I had in my youth. So this explained it simply and easily and could not have made it easier to do.
Thank you! I spent my entire night last night frustrated because I couldn't figure out WTF I was doing trying to balance the tone arm. The tiniest bit of this video and it all makes sense. Play on!
After rotating the counter weight to level the tone arm, lock it down and then set the fine adjustment for the stylus and anti skating. To check if the anti skating is accurate, If you have a one sided record that has a smooth side, play it and see if the tone arm deviates too much one way or the other and so you can make adjustments accordingly.
@@Vingul I can't see how it can really, whether the stylus is playing on a grooved record or smooth should not make a difference as it is the same material. That's my take for what it's worth.
Thanks. Just bought some ortofon night club needles and needed to watch your video to know how to set the to earn weight to specified recommendations by ortofon
Nice video. Thanks. Just got a SL 3300 from a house clearance. A few issues that I might try to sort. It needs a new stylus to try out. Don't want to spend much in case I cant fix it. Any suggestions would be welcome. Thanks
what about the height of the tone arm? Should that be level?How do you measure that? Do you put more slip mats underneath if it is nose down and tail up?
Is the tonearm supposed to resist/move towards the right when it is floating? like how are you supposed to get it to float but also so that it can actually sit and track a record? great video btw
I think this is a good quick video to get things approximately correct. When you say start by getting it to balance, there are a range of heights this could be. It should be zero where stylus and vinyl live up horizontally.. then add required weight. Here your initial balancing is far too high.
Thank you for showing when to move the dial and the whole weight. None of the other video’s I’ve seen has made that crucial distinction clear. I know finally have my new turntable set up. THANK YOU!
STILL my favourite balancing vid. Explanative; easy to follow; authentic. I send others here!😎
Shouts Out to Greg! 👊🏾
Awesome! It's always nice to see more How-To Vids out there, helping people set up their stuff properly.
You sir are the hero of the day. To think, after all these years, and I never paid any attention to proper adjustments. I bought a quite expensive record yesterday and one of the tracks skipped all way through. The vinyl is in absolute mint condition. I cleaned it anyway. No, didn’t help. Then I found this: boom! Not one skip after I followed your instructions. Thank you!
Thanks Greg. I treated myself to a Technics deck a few weeks back. I thought I had done it wrong as the sound output was terrible. Your video confirmed I had dove it right rather I have a damaged stylus. The stylus has gone back to be replaced. Once again thank you for such an easily understood video.
Thank you. I just got the same exact setup (1200 and Shure WhiteLabel) and it is definitely no doubt a little different from the record players I had in my youth. So this explained it simply and easily and could not have made it easier to do.
Thank you! I spent my entire night last night frustrated because I couldn't figure out WTF I was doing trying to balance the tone arm. The tiniest bit of this video and it all makes sense. Play on!
After rotating the counter weight to level the tone arm, lock it down and then set the fine adjustment for the stylus and anti skating. To check if the anti skating is accurate, If you have a one sided record that has a smooth side, play it and see if the tone arm deviates too much one way or the other and so you can make adjustments accordingly.
Have seen this suggestion before but surely that will harm your stylus?
@@Vingul I can't see how it can really, whether the stylus is playing on a grooved record or smooth should not make a difference as it is the same material. That's my take for what it's worth.
Fantastic video, really helped me, thank you
Very informative and distinctly very helpful, grateful and many many thanks.
Love Smartbar!!!! Place is legendary!
great info, easy to follow. Thanks!
Thanks. Just bought some ortofon night club needles and needed to watch your video to know how to set the to earn weight to specified recommendations by ortofon
Thank you so very much.
Quick and easy, thank you😁
Thank you for the video. It’s direct and easy to follow. My question is about height adjustment, how can you tell if you have the correct arm height?
Thank you very much that was very helpful 😊
Thanks for the video.
Nice video and choice of track
I have those same Slipmats!!! Love Grammaphone!
Hey man! Just got my first Technics. Wasn't too sure about the counterweights. Your video really made a difference in how my records sound. Thanks!
The 1200 is the best turntable ever made and still is.
thanks dude. hey from Istanbul
Thanks Bro.
I remember this guy from Purgatory Pizza😅 This is a great video! Thanks for the info.
Amazing video help me!
Superb tutorial. 😀
Awesome! Thanks
Thank you!!!
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What about the height adjust on the tonearm itself? Is that not part of it?
thank you
Nice video. Thanks. Just got a SL 3300 from a house clearance. A few issues that I might try to sort. It needs a new stylus to try out. Don't want to spend much in case I cant fix it. Any suggestions would be welcome. Thanks
Simple useful instructions... Thanks!!
+Harry Pena thanks
Thanks!
I’m
Having issues with the needle skipping back and staying in the same place
Peeette!!! great channel!
what about the height of the tone arm?
Should that be level?How do you measure that?
Do you put more slip mats underneath if it is nose down and tail up?
Thank you
So simple and short video 👌🏻
I’m not sure if keeping the anti skating at 3 is a good default...?
very cool to learn..:)
Thanks
Cool I thought I knew speakers and turntables lol. Thanks friend
What to do if u don't have antiscating ?
Easy video, my whole counter weight was backwards.
Is the tonearm supposed to resist/move towards the right when it is floating? like how are you supposed to get it to float but also so that it can actually sit and track a record? great video btw
If your tone arm is moving to the right when it's floating, you need to adjust your anti-skating dial.
My tonearm counter weight doasant have a numberd dial on it as its a kam ddx750 but I can't see any help video on here about my kam
Get it to float/balance and then add weights. Or, twist it in and use a set of specially designed scales to measure the desired weight.
Thank you for the Video, Whats the Vinyl name of the Andrés record??
Andrés - New For U
Thank you.
I think this is a good quick video to get things approximately correct. When you say start by getting it to balance, there are a range of heights this could be. It should be zero where stylus and vinyl live up horizontally.. then add required weight. Here your initial balancing is far too high.
Tonearm height?
The only part i appreciated was putting on Andres record...
i have numarks.... im fucked........
at 2:39 you say to "dial" I don't understand really this point ??
The dial is the numbers you see on the counterweight
I use anti skate 0.
You didnt got over tonearm height at all
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Can someone just make a video to the point? I don't need the intro