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Ciao caro, sì o no?

Hahahaha...nobody said it's gonna be a smooth ride. So....what do you think - should we dive into resonant frequency/effective mass/moment of inertia?

The balance/equillibrium is true depending on what you're looking at. Measuring "VTF" is done by balance/equillibrium - @Bob Boyer's scale is a perfect example.

Yep! ...but to bring this across it needs even a simpler relate-to explanation/example, and I can't think/express of one (perhaps in Slovenian I can, although my English might suffice in a personal conversation) - am, obviously, a bad teacher...sorry, my fault! Still waiting to be proven wrong. :p

Ciao Enzo, we both might be a victim of a language-barrier...the cartridge/counterweight/arm doesn't appear lighter, it just is!

Hi @AngrySailor, sure it will... force equals mass times acceleration. Since the gravitational accelaeration of/on the Moon is about six times smaller than that of/on Earth, the gravitational forces/weight/VTF are equally smaller. A kilogram weighs ~9.81N on the face of the Earth, but only...

I did edit the post regarding my question about DIY, but thanks for the info about it being an original. It can be used on the Moon with equal precission, just stack 7,5g of them balancing masses up. The tonearm's counterweight may present a problem though. Possibly it can't be set close enough...

Yes, I know everything about rocket nozzles - I saw October Sky. But seriously...I'm actually talking about taking certain things not to seriously (knowing when to stop) - of course, I won't blow my ass up by setting the VTF wrong. I'm full of secret knowledge - I even know how to win the...

Exactly, nobody should! I never discuss sound quality, because it's subjective at the end. Heck, my perception is not constant even throughout a regular day, not to mention different states of mind or heart...or belly. There's nothing I can do about it. And as a side note...the unstable medium...

Made it yourself? I like! And...no, you are not measuring force with it, but comparing masses. It will show the exact same result on the Moon, whereby VTF will be only about 1/6 compared to the Earth, due to Moon's lower gravity. Measuring forces ain't an easy task. My point is directed towards...

We see eye to eye. My goal in a debate is for me to learn something - I'm right until I'm proven wrong, which I can happily accept. And...if one has to feel sorry for off topic...well, I blame the bastard in my mirror. Best regards...from the bastard also. Borut

A golden shower...not of the naughty kind, though.

No, the mass of the glass is given, the gravitational pull/acceleration is given - its weight is the same! I don't need to sink the glass, it's enough to lean another piece of flat glass at it (both standing vertical), and I will not be able to pull them appart perpendicually - well, depends on...

No, shape doesn't matter - take, for example, window-glass; it'll weigh the same regardless if it's laying flat, on one of the sides or corners. The object/glass has a given volume and it displaces the exact same volume of, let's stick with it, air. Hence the weight of it is: (mass of glass -...

Makymak, shape has no influence whatsoever - i said: solid chunk, Earth, same location, same athmospherics. Other than that...you nailed it! :cool:...buoyancy (displacement of gas/air or liquid/water) is what makes the chunk of aluminum lighter. Vince, my point is that laws of physics seem to...

This is exactly my point! Simplicity/everyday use is fine, but I'm talking the ad nauseam (non-)sense regarding turntables adjustment.

Hi Vince, there is a hidden agenda on my behalf; hopefully, the discussion goes the desired direction....examples: 1) cartridge specs - the right way...see attachment - relates to 2) 2) g...well, the gravitational acceleration on face of the Earth is not constant, but varies within ~1%. That...

Yes...but adjusting/changing VTF by moving the counterweight closer/farther to the pivot, alters the effective mass as well. BTW, the vertical tracking force, or any force for that matter, is not measured in gramms, but newtons. Vince, take it from here. ;)

Fooling around with Windows-Narrator with Fallen star by Spiders from Mars playing in the background...for the ones who are wondering about the best (especially Nakamichi) belts in the World: https://www.purple-moon-tarot.com/

Chillin' after a looong day...laptop (Foobar2000)-Arcam rPAC-Beyerdynamic DT880 PRO...eeeehmmm...mp3 VBR 0 (am I allowed to enjoy it?!).