Cartrideg Mounting help

Ricardo

And so it begins.......

Got my TT and cartridge today, and want to start putting things together; I feel such a noob....

So here's the first question; cartridge comes with a couple of tiny screws and bolts, and two transparent rings that probably should be used as washers.

Once I find the way to handle these with my clumsy hands.....where do I place the washers...between the cartridge and headshell.....between bolts and headshell...or between nuts and cartridge????


Did I say these things are small?????

jm1

.....between bolts and headshell...

hearingimpared

Place a washer over the outer hole of the headshell pass a bolt through it and the outer hole in the Dynavector, lightly tighten a nut to it. Keep the rear of the cartridge facing outward and then attach the wires making sure they are on correctly and snuggly.

BE CAREFUL OF THE STYLUS! IIRC the Dynavector doesn't come with a stylus guard.

I have very fat fingers and found it rather easy to hold the nut and cartridge between my thumb and index finger while threading and tightening the screws.

EDIT: BTW this is usually the time I break into a sweat!!! LOL!!!

madmax

Don't feel bad, that stuff is tiny.

Ricardo

Thanks guys; need to get a good light and hold my breath to do it

danger boy

HTrookie wrote: »

Thanks guys; need to get a good light and hold my breath to do it

I did just the same thing two nights ago..

a light is essential
i used a needle nose pliers to insert the tiny wires into their slots.
the Audio-Technica i installed had the stylus guard... comes in handy. remove the stylus before installing cartridge.
good luck

dorokusai

Super Glue should work fine.

hearingimpared

danger boy wrote: »

I did just the same thing two nights ago..

a light is essential
i used a needle nose pliers to insert the tiny wires into their slots.
the Audio-Technica i installed had the stylus guard... comes in handy. remove the stylus before installing cartridge.
good luck

A pair of anti-static/anti-magnetic needle nose pliers would be a nice precaution if you are able to swing it.

hearingimpared

dorokusai wrote: »

Super Glue should work fine.

WAAAAAAAAAAAAA I read your signature right after the super glue comment.

danger boy

hearingimpared wrote: »

A pair of anti-static/anti-magnetic needle nose pliers would be a nice precaution if you are able to swing it.

so the rusty ones I used was a bad idea?

danger boy

so HTrookie, whatcha think of the table ?

Ricardo

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