RE: Any guess as to the nature of the damping fluid?

Posted by user510 on July 13, 2017 at 17:26:25

In Reply to: RE: Any guess as to the nature of the damping fluid? posted by SgreenP@MSN.com on July 13, 2017 at 17:14:04:

"In my experience with damping....there is one magic spot that might be advantageous.....otherwise it destroys the whole sonic picture."

This has been affirmed by many in the instance when we are talking about tonearm damping. Here, in this thread, the op just wants to renew the damping action on his lift mechanism. I'm confident this won't have anything to do with sound. Just function.

-Steve

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Topic - Weird damping mechanism- ever seen this? - mr.bear 21:54:59 07/11/17 (11)

RE: Weird damping mechanism- ever seen this? - mr.bear 15:07:49 07/12/17 (5)

RE: the diagram is useful - user510 15:19:40 07/12/17 (4)

Any guess as to the nature of the damping fluid? - mr.bear 10:54:41 07/13/17 (3)

RE: Any guess as to the nature of the damping fluid? - user510 11:10:08 07/13/17 (2)

RE: Any guess as to the nature of the damping fluid? - SgreenP@MSN.com 17:14:04 07/13/17 (1)

RE: Any guess as to the nature of the damping fluid? - user510 17:26:25 07/13/17 (0)

RE: Weird damping mechanism- ever seen this? - bare 08:19:31 07/12/17 (1)

RE: Weird damping mechanism- ever seen this? - mr.bear 19:44:21 07/13/17 (0)

RE: Weird damping mechanism- ever seen this? - PMEL324X0 05:08:42 07/12/17 (2)

Some pics are the wrong data format.. You may have that turned off, or - 3+4=5 11:27:25 07/12/17 (1)

RE: Some pics are the wrong data format.. You may have that turned off, or - slapshot 11:46:45 07/12/17 (0)

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