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The "Rega Nudge" is a learned response

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Posted on September 19, 2014 at 11:37:53

amioutaline?

My Traveler platter, upon pushing the power button, used to give a little kvetch and then begin rotating .

Recently, after reading Opus' coining the term in the title, I began giving it the nudge.

Now the platter just sits quietly, awaiting the nudge.

Freaky!

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RE: The "Rega Nudge" is a learned response

marc g.

17:30:01 09/20/14

You've spoiled it. . . . /nt\

Opus 33 1/3

12:22:16 09/19/14

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RE: The "Rega Nudge" is a learned response

marc g.

17:30:01 09/20/14

You've spoiled it. . . . /nt\

Opus 33 1/3

12:22:16 09/19/14

You've spoiled it. . . . /nt\, posted on September 19, 2014 at 12:22:16
Opus 33 1/3 Audiophile Posts: 4184 Location: D.C. Area Joined: February 19, 2014	Opus 33 1/3

RE: The "Rega Nudge" is a learned response, posted on September 20, 2014 at 17:30:01
marc g. Audiophile Posts: 3330 Location: New Orleans Joined: October 14, 1999	I still do the same with my Acoustic Signature Final Tool, not because of any noise, but I figure any less stress on the motor can't be a bad thing. I started with a Rega Planar 3 followed by a 25 and thus immediately knew what the "Rega nudge" meant. :-) voolston - audiophile by day, music lover by night!

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