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In Reply to: RE: Have you ever tried to adjust VTA actually "on the fly"? posted by Lew on March 21, 2017 at 06:58:16
And it works great. I have two tonearms with VTA on the fly. One is a RB-300 mounted on a Riggle VTAF and the other is the new VPI 3D.
The Riggle VTAF works but you have to take care when you adjust it during playback. The VPI Prime is a better implementation and seems to be impervious to any bad side effects when you adjust VTA. Nonetheless you always take care.
Most of the time I adjust the VTA just prior to spinning the LP. The advantage is I am familiar with my library and know which LPs sound best at which settings. I am somewhat anal about my LPs and I keep a maintenance log with each LP and some of them have notations for VTA settings.
For the ones that do not have VTA info, I adjust the VTA based on the weight of the vinyl.
Ed
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