RE: Thanks for the heads up. I was using the brush "weight"

You're welcome. Still - I would confirm by trying 1.25g without the brush. For the sake of comparison.

Also, I agree with Briggs about using very little anti-skate with the SAS stylus - its friction is very low so little needed (see link).

Been enjoying the Jico SAS MM-1 myself.

Jico Shure V15Vx measurements (Open in New Window)

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Topic - Less treble and more bass with a new jico stylus - gonzo 19:57:09 05/27/12 (13)

Also Antiskate - briggs 11:21:55 05/28/12 (1)

RE: Also Antiskate - Escobar 20:31:04 05/30/12 (0)

RE: Less treble and more bass with a new jico stylus - briggs 08:35:22 05/28/12 (0)

Put more hours on it - Halcroman 07:42:49 05/28/12 (0)

RE: Less treble and more bass with a new jico stylus - krenzler 00:07:56 05/28/12 (4)

I am running with the brush down. - gonzo 03:15:56 05/28/12 (3)

RE: I am running with the brush down. - krenzler 05:24:03 05/28/12 (2)

Thanks for the heads up. I was using the brush "weight" - gonzo 07:40:18 05/28/12 (1)

RE: Thanks for the heads up. I was using the brush "weight" - krenzler 12:37:07 05/28/12 (0)

RE: the V15Vx are sensitive to cable capacitance. - user510 21:35:11 05/27/12 (0)

RE: Less treble and more bass with a new jico stylus - JRags 21:08:33 05/27/12 (0)

RE: Less treble and more bass with a new jico stylus - John Elison 20:33:33 05/27/12 (1)

Yes ! Shure V15V is smooth and mellow up top... - Interstage Tranny 06:39:04 05/28/12 (0)

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RE: Thanks for the heads up. I was using the brush "weight" - krenzler 12:37:07 05/28/12 (0)

RE: Thanks for the heads up. I was using the brush "weight"

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