Have the flu and can't type or concentrate, that should've been "JVC" QL-8.

Nick

On Sat, 15 May 2004 13:44:09 -0500, W. Nick Dotson wrote:

I have a JQC Quartz-Lock turntable with pitch control, and there are detents in the 
control, with 10 steps above and 
below center pitch.  There wasn't any indication as to whether or not the control was 
detented or not, but it is always 
possible that a recording is off-pitch, so these things can be quite useful.  (smile)  
Luckily, my late Angel-Bride, and my 
Fiance are musicians with Perfect Pitch and it helps--they'll be the first to complain 
if a record, singer, or instrumentalist is 
making them uncomfortable by being off-pitch.

Nick

On Sat, 15 May 2004 17:36:06 +0100, Roger Fordham wrote:

A possible solution is:
1     Buy a tuning fork pitched at A440.

2     Get yourself a piano recording recorded on a modern piano, which is
concert-pitched at A440. It would help you if the key of the piece is also
in A, and also that it's slow. Such a recording might be the one by
Sviatoslav Richter of Schubert's Sonata D. 664. Whether you like this or not
isn't the point; which is rather that you can compare the relative pitches
of your tuning fork and the piano, and use your ear, [or the ear of somebody
good at these things such as a piano tuner], to adjust your turntable's
speed. It might not be perfect to the highest standards of revolution, but
if done accurately, it should be good enough to ensure pretty reasonable
accuracy.

Roger



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