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In Reply to: Linn LP12 Bouncing Eratically During Playback posted by Braxus on August 21, 2016 at 18:18:44:
Does it happen when nobody is walking and at a low level of volume? That would eliminate footfall and feedback problems if it does.
People talk about the magic of the Linn suspension. If the cable is dressed so that it has a nice, neutral loop and the platter is level, you are all set.
Folks think that turning the nuts from the bottom "increases the tension" of the springs, but this is an optical illusion. The only downward force is the weight of the floating subchassis, platter, and tonearm, and fiddling with the nuts just pushes upward on the spring of that position, which in turn raises the subchassis at that location. It's far from magic and does not need a "Linn Guru".
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