Is your tonearm "slamming" your stylus down too quickly on your record? If so, then this is likely what you need. Heat, time and bad design may cause your cueing lever assembly to lose …

Dec 4, 2010 · What does everyone use for tonearm damping oil. The owners manual says to use 1 ml of silicone damping oil in the tonearm well. Where do you get it or is there a common …

Aug 4, 2008 · Here's the Technics Service Bulletin which describes the three different methods for adding damping. (It's model-specific).

Oct 30, 2018 · Tonearm motion damping would probably use 30,000 - 100,000 cst oil. You can buy it on amazon, it's used often in RC cars so isn't expensive. Last edited: Oct 30, 2018

Dec 22, 2017 · Because of its viscosity (like liquid glass) it does the opposite of every other oil or fat, that reduces friction. For a sufficient damping you should take silicone oil with a viscosity of …

Aug 28, 2011 · I'd leave cueing alone until it needs it. For Dual changers, yes, make sure the mechanisms are lubed. For belt drive motors, if there's a specified port for oil, then yes. Do not …

Oct 4, 2023 · For a thinner damper STP (petrol) additive. Cheap and good. The Audio Technica manual just says silicone oil (well actually it says "silicon", doh!). Definitely do not use any …

Mar 5, 2017 · Screw the damping well cap down and then back up and off again. See how high up the oil level is on the cap. A better measure than a toothpick, since it's the cap that provides …