The same process continues on down the arm tube to the bearings, base, plinth, and on and on. This is where the Enabler comes in.īut it does not stop at the head shell either. This is what we are trying so hard to avoid. Upon reaching the head shell a lot of this energy reflects back into the cartridge, and all the way back down into the stylus. This same concept of vibration does not stop here. Don’t take my word for it either, watch the darn Ledermann video! Whereupon reaching the end it is reflected and travels right back down to the stylus. What happens instead? A wave travels down the cantilever to the other end. In fact, not one speck of any of it is "in locus" that is the whole point! The instant the stylus moves, the other end of the cantilever does not instantly move exactly 1:1. To understand this it helps to understand, neither is the cartridge body. It isn’t even "in locus" with respect to the head shell, which is the one thing it is most "in locus" with of them all. The phono cartridge is moving around like all get-out. Problem that could/should be otherwise avoided/eliminated, locus sounds impressively Latin and gives an air of certainty, which is unfortunate since in this case that is the last thing we have. These 'soft' treatments can only be an improvement if they are solving a Tonearm base, or adding a soft layer above any cartridge, correct? In any case, I gather you do not advocate adding a soft layer under the Raul is referring to damping the movement of the arm, rather than the arm tube. I found this, makes my head spin, especially with short term memory issues. I recommend doing the same for anyone who really wants to establish a reference. Therefore it must be coupled to the arm and the arm in turn must be competent so that it actually does its job.įWIW I use LPs I recorded myself and also LPs that I mastered myself. If it is able to move with respect to the arm, its a coloration. Its only means of being held in locus is the tonearm. If the cartridge body is able to move in anyway during that process it will be causing a coloration. What we are looking for with respect to the cartridge is that the cartridge body is held in locus so that the cantilever transfers the maximum energy to the coils within. I was referring to vibration from elsewhere- airborne, from the motor, etc.
When I made this comment I was not referring to vibration of the stylus in the groove. Wrong all the vibrational energy is not in the plane of the platter. Which means each side is 45 degrees to vertical, which means Ralph is These record grooves by the way, they are at right angles to each other
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