How to properly set your tonearm weight...
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chili banks
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How to properly set your tonearm weight...
Hey I thought I'd post a tutorial on my blog since this is something I see done improperly all the time. Too much weight causes un-due wear on your vinyl.
Anyways check it out http://JUNGLISTMANIFESTO.BLOGSPOT.COM
Anyways check it out http://JUNGLISTMANIFESTO.BLOGSPOT.COM
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Thanks this is just the blog from my site www.junglistmanifesto.com it currently points to my myspace, but is launching in late feb early march. with 40 free 320's basically a large chunk of my dubplate back catalougue from 99 till now. Check out myspace for a bit more info and some of the tunes that will be released for free.Jolly Wailer wrote:site looks sick.
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depending on usechili banks wrote:Tonearm weight is key to longevity of the black crack.
scratching is another story hehe
edit that and eliminating platter wobble
that and cart selection
deck maintainace is a bitch but well worth it
aq can of dustoff and tune ups when pitch fader gets wobbly essentials
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I say, thank you very much!
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I've just watched the tutorial and couldn't help but PMSL, that guy's a bloody mong! Check out some of his other tutorials for rofling good times.
His hearts in the right place, but it highlights how little knowledge can be more harmful than none at all.
Here's his channel http://uk.youtube.com/user/ellaskins
Sorry if I'm being a bit harsh, but the guy makes me LOL so much it's untrue.
Bless his cottons.
His hearts in the right place, but it highlights how little knowledge can be more harmful than none at all.
Here's his channel http://uk.youtube.com/user/ellaskins
Sorry if I'm being a bit harsh, but the guy makes me LOL so much it's untrue.
Bless his cottons.
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do you mean he is wrong? cos i tried to set up my str8150s like that and it actually made them skip worse. bloody needle wouldnt even stay on the record.Caeraphym wrote:I've just watched the tutorial and couldn't help but PMSL, that guy's a bloody mong! Check out some of his other tutorials for rofling good times.
His hearts in the right place, but it highlights how little knowledge can be more harmful than none at all.
Here's his channel http://uk.youtube.com/user/ellaskins
Sorry if I'm being a bit harsh, but the guy makes me LOL so much it's untrue.
Bless his cottons.
Last edited by caunterstrike on Sat Jan 24, 2009 11:09 am, edited 1 time in total.
I've been DJing for over 12 years now and this is still something I've never been able to get right. A good tutorial would very much be appreciated. One on wiring up cartridges to headshells would also be useful.
It's either too heavy and grates against the vinyl or it's too light to hold the groove!
It's either too heavy and grates against the vinyl or it's too light to hold the groove!
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this is useful and clearly explained.
This guy's good- I watched his tutorial on running a club night and he knows what he's doing.
This guy's good- I watched his tutorial on running a club night and he knows what he's doing.
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Check out my latest tunes here;
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Sarcasm, I <3 it!Stapleface wrote:this is useful and clearly explained.
This guy's good- I watched his tutorial on running a club night and he knows what he's doing.
His explanaition of folded horn bass cabinet is incredible
The correct technical terminology flies out of the window in favour of whatever he seems to fit best, free style technician = dangerous.
He's essentialy setting it up reasonably right, it's just the execution that makes me LOL.
After encountering a few of his 'tutorials' here and there I await the next ones with baited breath and a half cocked smile in anticipation of such sublime mong.
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