stereo turntable ARM MOVEMENT IN STEREO TURNTABLE. ~ CLASSIC HI-FI EQUIPMENT

2017-06-26




The movement of the arm with respect to the disc can be radial, as occurs in the majority of the turntables the needle describes an arc of girth) or it can also be linear (the needle describes a radius of the disc). This last system is taking strength in the market, although its prices are quite superior to conventional.

Radial or conventional movement arm.

It is the most extended system and the arm is equipped with a movement around a vertical axis and a horizontal that allows it to follow the furrows. The force necessary to move it comes out the furrows of the disc that are like guides for the needle. Therefore the great care with which the tone-arm should be designed for a smooth operation throughout the all path and to demand in this way the binomial needle-furrow as little effort as possible.

Linear or tangential motion arm.

The improvement of the servo-assisted movements and the photoelectric position detectors has made it possible to make this type of turntable in which the arm is mounted on a trolley that slides on rails, driven by a controlled engine. Another advantage of this system is that the arm can be shorter and, consequently, lighter and does not need lateral thrust compensatory force.

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