brennan11
WATS THE DIFFERENCE, wat ones better for what, wat do you preffer y ect
geposted Mon 25 Jul 05 @ 6:39 pm
brennan11
does no one no or wat???
geposted Mon 25 Jul 05 @ 10:14 pm
brennan11
hello???????
geposted Mon 25 Jul 05 @ 10:20 pm
frd1963
Basically, an offset (S-shaped) arm improves upon the straight arm's faults of groove wear and sound distortion. However, the straight arm can track better for back and forth movement (ie scratching.)
Here is a link where you can find out all the details and even some cool mathematical calculations to make it 'easier' to understand:
http://www.kabusa.com/str8_doc.htm
For TCV use, I would suggest a straight arm, assuming you will be scratching, and if not, then don't bother with TCV anyway.
Here is a link where you can find out all the details and even some cool mathematical calculations to make it 'easier' to understand:
http://www.kabusa.com/str8_doc.htm
For TCV use, I would suggest a straight arm, assuming you will be scratching, and if not, then don't bother with TCV anyway.
geposted Mon 25 Jul 05 @ 10:37 pm
brennan11
wow thats confusing
geposted Mon 25 Jul 05 @ 10:44 pm