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Technics SL-Q2 : A Good Buy?
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<blockquote data-quote="fdlsys" data-source="post: 885321" data-attributes="member: 2310"><p>Just know that such notch in the thrust bearing can occur anywhere on its arc and it can even "travel" around (change the position where the fault occurs) if the fault is with bearing spheres. So, the least you can do is to listen to one whole side of the LP.</p><p>What I do is put the arm into balance positon and turn the bias to 0. Protect the stylus if possible and gently blow into the headshell; sidewise and from the top. </p><p>Resulting movement of the arm must be smooth and uniform in all directions. If it hesitates at some point, it's either the bearing (worn, damaged or too tight) or twisted/jammed tonearm wires underneath.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="fdlsys, post: 885321, member: 2310"] Just know that such notch in the thrust bearing can occur anywhere on its arc and it can even "travel" around (change the position where the fault occurs) if the fault is with bearing spheres. So, the least you can do is to listen to one whole side of the LP. What I do is put the arm into balance positon and turn the bias to 0. Protect the stylus if possible and gently blow into the headshell; sidewise and from the top. Resulting movement of the arm must be smooth and uniform in all directions. If it hesitates at some point, it's either the bearing (worn, damaged or too tight) or twisted/jammed tonearm wires underneath. [/QUOTE]
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