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In Reply to: Cartridge, Headshell, Tonearm Match posted by AudioSoul on June 10, 2017 at 10:58:21:
The aim is to keep the resonance well above possible warp frequencies of a disk, and well below any possible low audio frequency engraved on the disk. The limits are commonly given as between about 7 Hz and 12 Hz. Thus John's calculation leaves you in safe territory. One of the Shure test records (Era V, I think--perhaps others) provides a test revealing a cartridge/arm's actual resonance.
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- RE: Cartridge, Headshell, Tonearm Match - Mel 08:01:08 06/11/17 (7)
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