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In Reply to: Like tuning a piano with a tuning fork, sort of. posted by kurt s on March 29, 2007 at 09:05:32:
<< Those highly recommended Mapleshade brass cones did not work well - they made the midrange clang although the bass cleaned up fine. >>Give the stainless steel cones from Avalon a whirl. I haven't tried them in that particular situation, but I've had much better results with them than from brass.
And if you really want to get tweaky, try cutting out some small circles from the "beer coasters" you can get at the local bar and putting them between the top of the cone and the bottom of the turntable base. Sometimes this composite will give just the right amount of damping without killing the "life".
Of course, I could just be deluded...
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