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Yep VTA is fully adjustable with a wide range

I also got a package from KAB today.......1200 fluid damper with some thick ass silly-cone oil Note the paddle on the rest thingy in the trough (filled with silly-cone) This is a great mod for this arm, lives up to the hype! Be sure you're sitting down when you give it the first listen

Just the platter itself and the extra thicc Technics rubber mat that came with it, damn thing is 1/4 inch thick.

Yeah the 78 mod is a 1k resistor in parallel with R27 (6.2k) and a spst switch. Close switch, put 'table in 33, fine tune speed with the 33 pot under the platter and the normally accessible pitch control pot and a stroboscope. Switch on the side 1000 hrs in ms paint

Well the Rek O Kut ended up having wayyyy too much rumble, so I revisited this thing. It originally was an SL-1200mk1 sold without a tonearm, or optioned with an SME 3009 (don't ask me which one!). I put an SL-1200mk2 tonearm on it cuz cheap and easy. I have a fetish for 78s, so my turntable...

The other CCR

Yeah my 4 fin is due for a few tweaks. I'm gonna switch around the meter board/lights, clean up the AC wiring, maybe a Triac switch, figure out why the right channel drops intermittently.

Puttin' Magical Mystery Tour on cassette. I don't remember the last time I did this but the TC-K71 seems competent. And that "Polaroid" tape looks , smells and records like true cro2......

Yeah that arm looks like a cyberpunk Gray 108

Reeeeee! Bots get out!

2 way active, WOPL 400 going bareback into Altec 807a tweeters with GPA diaphragms. I smoked one diaphragm when I unplugged the MiniDSP with the 400 still powered on. Don't be reckless and you'll be fine.

I'm also interested to see how it shakes out. Wyn's phono preamp kicks ass. Makes fake turntables sound real.....

Bruh I would have to go with an EMT or a Technics SP-10/15 to maybe do better......And the glass platter for the close 'n play should get here soon

What's the easy way?

Have a variable oscillator running 60hz or so and amplify that with a chip amp to run the synchronous motor in my turntable, should give me variable speed control over the motor

I was thinking about chip amps for a power supply for my turntable

That's how I have it, 400 on the tweeters, 700 on the woofers. Since I scrapped the passive crossovers and went active I've found the compression driver tweeters are more sensitive than the woofers so I tweaked the gain with the MiniDSP. But since your biamping with passive crossovers this...

I metered my plasma and it bounced between 200-250 watts while I was watching, so 4-5 hours to equal a kilowatt hour

Yep longer length = more mass. I have one of those Sumiko type magnesium headshells with the adjustable azimuth but it weighs 12 grams by itself. I may still try it but the AT3600 still acts like a high compliance cartridge despite its high-ish tracking force. If you do get around to building...