Clearaudio Verify Bedienungsanleitung Seite 7

User manual / Bedienungsanleitung
2.5.3 Alignment of the tonearm
For the further set-up of the tonearm, you need the cart-
ridge alignment gauge which is included as well. Slide the
gauge over the spindle of the turntable platter and turn the
platter into the position as shown on the beneath picture.
Lift down the cartridge and place the diamond tip of the
cartridge on the reference point of the alignment gauge and
make sure that the edges of the tonearm tube are absolutely
parallel to the marking lines printed on the cartridge align-
ment gauge. For that adjustment it is necessary to take a
look directly from the top on the tonearm and the alignment
gauge.
If you have to change the position of the diamond tip you
can unscrew the allen screw on the top of the tonearm`s
headshell and move the cartridge into the corresponding po-
sition.
Please make also sure that the leading edge of the cartridge
is parallel to the marker lines of the cartridge alignment
gauge.
Fix the right position through looking the headshell screw
on the top.
During final tonearm and cartridge installation, always take
a look from the top onto the alignment gauge, to avoid any
parallax errors.
2.5.4. Adjustment of the Azimuth
The azimuth indicates the angle of the stylus relative to the
record, viewed from the front. It should be exactly 90°.
The Azimuth is already preset at factory.
If you need to change the azimuth, please loosen the screw
on the under side of the tonearm near the headshell using
the 1.5 mm allen key (Pic 10). Now you can change the azi-
muth. Once the adjustment is finished, lock the screw on the
under side of the arm tube near the headshell.
The installation is done correctly, when at the same time the
armtube is parallel to the marking lines on the gauge, the
diamond tip is on the reference point and the leading edge
of the cartridge is parallel to the lines on the gauge. Finally
lock all screws that had been involved during the adjust-
ments.
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Pic. 8: Alignment of the tonearm
Pic. 9: The tonearm tube must be
absolute parallel
Pic. 10: Azimuth adjustment
Pic. 11: Stylus tip on reference point
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