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RE: I've also been exploring this kind of stuff recently...

Posted by John Elison on May 16, 2009 at 16:53:27:
> On another topic I am wondering if an FFT of both channels playing back sine
> signals at different points on a LP could be used to optimize anti-skate?

That's an interesting question. You could certainly experiment and let us know what you discover. I might do the same.

I've heard that antiskating can be used to equalize IM distortion in both channels. I might try experimenting with this, too. I have made IM distortion measurements in the past, but I have never tried varying antiskating to find out its effect.

If you are interested, you can check out my picture gallery for a bunch of other measurements I've made over the years.

Best regards,
John Elison