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RE: that's right

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user510

In Reply to: RE: Yes, but the "Idler" itself plays no role in any of this... posted by Ivan303 on August 15, 2007 at 08:07:17

the "idler" is just what it calls itself, an idler. Typically it is used in a gear train scenario to change the direction of rotation of the "driven" wheel (platter).

Repeating myself here, (sorry), the benefit from having a few wheels connected up within a driving system is the resistance toward any minute slowing action caused by modulating stylus drag. Hence the more dynamic musical reproduction of an idler turntable compared to any other type.

-Steve

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