Turntable-Calibration 4 Items

Spirit level

Spirit level for optimum positioning of a turntable.

Electronic stylus balance

The Measure it S2 Stylus Tracking Force Gauge is a highly accurate electronic balance that is designed for measuring stylus trackingforces up to 5.0 grams in 0.001 gram increments. Each Measure it S2 can easily be calibrated with the included calibration weight. The Measure it S2 has a solid aluminum housing with a 4-digit LCD backlit display. Whenever in doubt about the actual amount of pressure on the diamond tip the 4 digit display of this smart tool will help. Armed with precise information about tracking force, your stylus tip wear can be significantly reduced.

Scope of delivery:
• stylus balance
• calibration weight
• screwdriver
• 2x AAA batteries
• protection case for the meter
• user guide

Features:
• 4 digit LCD-Display with backlight
• Capacity 0 - 5g
• Variance ±0,001g
• Auto calibration function
• Auto off after 60 seconds
• Replacement batteries supplied

Technical Specifications:
• Capacity: 0 - 5g
• Variance: ±0,001g
• Weighting modes: gram (1g = 10mN), ounce (oz), pennyweight (dwt) and carat (ct)
• Display: 4 digit LCD with backlight
• Calibration: Auto calibration using a 5g weight
• Auto off: 60 seconds off
• Replacement battery: 2 x AAA cells, 1,5V
• Operating temperature: +10 - +30°C (50 - 86 degrees Fahrenheit)
• Dimensions (W x H x D): 122 x 27 x 55mm
• Weight: 170g

Cartridge alignment tool

• Tool for cartridge alignment and adjustment
• Special slip-proof tool for defining the turning centre of Pro-Ject tonearms
• Adaptable to accommodate differing tonearm lengths
• Also suitable for other manufacturers’ tonearms
• Suitable for tonearms between 8″ (203mm) and 12″(305mm) effective length

Stroboscope disc

Control of turntable speed.

Strobe it shows circular arranged dashes that are assigned to speed and frequency. Please remember the ring that matches your desired speed and frequency (33 1/3 rpm with 50 Hz and 45 rpm with 50 Hz are valid for Europe). Put Strobe it on the turntable platter and start the turntable. The tonearm remains in its initial position. Align a mains powered light source directly to the turntable with Strobe it rotating. The dashes of the previously pinned ring should now give the impression to stand still. If they seem to move slightly forward or backwards, the speed is either too high or too low. Please note: Use normal mains operated lamps. Daylight, fluorescent lamps (energy saving lamps) as well as flashlights and LEDs, which are operated with direct current, are not suitable.