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Lean, commonly called ‘azimuth’, is the extent
to which the cartridge leans towards the centre
of the record or away from it. Zero lean is
important for accurate playback and stylus/
record longevity. Lean can be adjusted by
shortening or loosing the left and right hoists
using the hoist spools.
Once the correct height is set, lean can be
adjusted by shortening and lengthening the two
hoists in equal and opposite measure so that the
pivot contact remains on the line between the
suspension points.
The magnetic counterweight attaches under the
thrust box and can be slid forwards and
backwards to adjust the downforce at the stylus
end. Take care to restrict movement of the arm
while adjusting the counterweight. Use the
supplied scale to set the required downforce.
An inertia ('effective
mass') adjuster is also included, so be sure to set
downforce after placing the inertia adjuster on
the arm in the desired position.
Adjusting the inertia to suit the cartridge
suspension is important. Compliant cartridges
need a less inert arm, and stiffer cartridges, a
more inert. Good results can be achieved by trial
and error, or by calculation. A nine-inch
Blackbird has an effective mass of around 10g
without the inertia adjuster.
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