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2-11 Tighten lower set screw by hand, and
remove orientation tool. When the alignment
tool is level, tighten the base set screw gently
by hand.
The orientation tool can now be removed.
Base Set Screw
3-1 Align needle to tangent line. Move the arm rest base (tonearm length adjustment) until
the stylus needle is directly above the tangential line indicated on the alignment tool.
Tangential
Line
3-2 Check base with bubble level. Horizontal
leveling of the tonearm is especially important
for countering horizontal drift of the head shell.
Use the included bubble level tool to check for
level of the base stem. Sit it on the tonearm
base as illustrated to the right. The red arrow
should point towards the head shell.
Chapter 3: Needle Alignment, Horizontal Leveling
3-4 Tighten upper set screw, then remove
alignment tool and bubble level. Once the
needle is aligned, tighten the longitudinal set
screw gently by hand.
Remove the alignment tool and bubble level,
and reinstall the arm rest onto the tonearm.
Longitudinal
Set Screw
3-3 Adjust level with small screwdriver, if
needed. Using a small at screwdriver, slowly
adjust the leveling screw (clockwise or count-
er-clockwise) until the bubble level indicates
good horizontal alignment.
4-1 Weigh cartridge and balance arm. The tonearm can now be balanced for your head
shell and cartridge. Use a weight scale on the platter like a traditional tonearm.
If additional weight is needed,
add both threaded posts to the
rear of the counterweights.
There are two counterweights on the tonearm. They
should be moved loosely in tandem (parallel), but
individual adjustments can be made if necessary
based on scale weight.
The counterweights are moved by pulling both top
levers and sliding the weights along the tonearm.
Chapter 4: Counter-Weight Adjustment
3-5 Tighten upper and lower set screws a bit further with a hex wrench. To avoid dam-
aging the tonearm, do not excessively tighten either screw.