Microscope For Turntable Cartridge at Ruth Jefferson blog

Microscope For Turntable Cartridge. i bought a cheap usb microsope on ebay via china. i'm in the process of repairing my turntable system and while everything's apart i thought i might check out stylus. the correct tool for the job is a shure stylus microscope, model sek2, they come up on ebay a few times a year and. I haven't looked at a styli yet, but it had excellent magnification for other things i looked. The shure microscope was made by swift. i'd suggest you read the sticky (in this forum) written by sparky about what is needed for inspection of stylus wear. i would love to have one of the shure microscopes. using a usb microscope to check alignment (sra/vta and azimuth) while a cartridge is mounted and in the. whilst i agree that good conventional binocular microscopes generally work best for visual cartridge inspection, i use a usb microscope and it works well, especially for capturing images. I also own and use a conventional

i'd suggest you read the sticky (in this forum) written by sparky about what is needed for inspection of stylus wear. The shure microscope was made by swift. I also own and use a conventional i bought a cheap usb microsope on ebay via china. I haven't looked at a styli yet, but it had excellent magnification for other things i looked. using a usb microscope to check alignment (sra/vta and azimuth) while a cartridge is mounted and in the. the correct tool for the job is a shure stylus microscope, model sek2, they come up on ebay a few times a year and. whilst i agree that good conventional binocular microscopes generally work best for visual cartridge inspection, i use a usb microscope and it works well, especially for capturing images. i would love to have one of the shure microscopes. i'm in the process of repairing my turntable system and while everything's apart i thought i might check out stylus.

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Microscope For Turntable Cartridge I also own and use a conventional I also own and use a conventional I haven't looked at a styli yet, but it had excellent magnification for other things i looked. i bought a cheap usb microsope on ebay via china. the correct tool for the job is a shure stylus microscope, model sek2, they come up on ebay a few times a year and. whilst i agree that good conventional binocular microscopes generally work best for visual cartridge inspection, i use a usb microscope and it works well, especially for capturing images. i would love to have one of the shure microscopes. i'm in the process of repairing my turntable system and while everything's apart i thought i might check out stylus. i'd suggest you read the sticky (in this forum) written by sparky about what is needed for inspection of stylus wear. using a usb microscope to check alignment (sra/vta and azimuth) while a cartridge is mounted and in the. The shure microscope was made by swift.