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In Reply to: RE: Sorry, but posted by Jack D II on February 3, 2013 at 12:19:32:
But posting a photo cetainly helps us to understand what you've done. I can presume that you like what the application of the foQ does.
I have never tried it, so take my suggestions with a grain of salt.Maybe lots of it...
In general when it comes to arms and such. I find damping to be critical at the points where a larger mass meets the smaller. For example, headshell interface with arm tube, armtube with central bearing. In your case, I believe a small bit on the headshell rails where it meets the termination to the armtube would work very well. Trya a tiny piece on the intersection of the arm lift lever to the shaft of the arm lift ( horizontal shaft).
You won't need as big a piece as you are using currently. Try a piece the same width but only about 3/32 inch long. Should give you more top end ( if you could use more).
If you do try it, I'd be interested in your reaction, negative or positive.
Stu
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