Not to mention fixing 1200s which have been damaged when +16'd...
Its just because the speed of the turntable varies slightly and so the
dots are used to tell when it is going at exactly 33 1/3rm or 45rpm
:-----Original Message-----
:From: Langsman, Marc [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
:Sent: Thursday, November 21, 2002 2:10 PM
:To: 'Michael Lees'; seth redmond
:Cc: [email protected]
:Subject: RE: (313) Random question about platter dots (was re: best
decks)
:
:
:> The only problem with touching the plate edge is the little dimples
:
:super tangential random question here - but the dots on technics are
meant
:to indictae what pitch things are going at by which row is stationary
:(because of the strobe effect of the red light) ... has anyone actually
:ever
:used this functionality or is there any other useful purpose ?
:would be handy to know as Ive thought they were a bit redundant
(although
:it
:looks quite cool! )
:
:peace,
:Marc
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