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• View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of The Cardas Sweep Record on Discogs. Label: Cardas Records - none • Format: Vinyl Plateau For Tone Arm Adjustments: A5: Inverted Frequency Sweep: B1: Blank Track: B2: No Artist: The Cardas Sweep Record /5(4).

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• The Cardas Frequency Sweep and Burn-in Record is a unique tuning tool for system set-up, diagnostics and maintenance. It was produced by George Cardas and mastered by Stan Ricker. The ³Sweeper², in addition to the standard tones, includes relative and absolute polarity checks, vocal channel identification and frequency sweeps that.

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• Audio Craft SX Tp Sxtp Tone Arm Cable m Music Doble Two Core Shielded. CARDAS MULTI STRAND 18" LITZ TONEARM WIRE 4X33 AWG GOLDEN RATIO SUPER LITE CABLE. $ 1set EIZZ Premium Tonearm Arm Lifter LP Turntable Phono Vinyl Record Player DIY. $1,

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• Cardas Frequency Sweep and Burn-in Record The Cardas Frequency Sweep and Burn-in Record is a unique tuning tool for system set-up, diagnostics and maintenance. It was produced by George Cardas and mastered by Stan Ricker. The ''Sweeper'', in addition to the standard tones, includes frequency sweeps that ultrasonically clean the cartridge stylus and degauss the entire system, locked, pink noise 5/5(2).

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• Aug 14,  · Turn anti-skating to 0 then turn the whole counterweight till the arm is "floating", should be as parallel to the record as you an get critbufeanopanfei.pomentgarlicahouwitisukenjacob.co put the arm in its rest and hold the main counterweight while moving just the numbered plastic ring. Set the plastic ring to read 0.

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• Mar 08,  · This is one thing I love about the Technics table - I have 3 markings on the arm adjustment ring: one for g, one for "standard" thickness LPs from the older era (60s-mid 70s), and one for the ultra thin vinyl they produced in the later 70s/80s.

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• An increase of 3 to 6dB or more is common. This tremendous boost can cause severe problems if it occurs in the region of recorded music (above 20Hz), or in the area where record warps and rumble are problematic (below 5Hz). A cartridge/arm whose resonance occurs in the region above 20Hz can be influenced by music on the record.

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