In every v block replacement I’ve done I’ve had to also clean up the ‘knife edge’ that rests in the block. Sometimes just ‘crud’ but occasionally a little corrosion.
Приятно... Лично я считаю, что Lenco нейтральный и теплый... звук приятный для ушей. Легко настроить, не сложно в эксплуатации. Очень щадящий проигрыватель. И он непредвзято относится к музыке. Вы можете играть джаз Билла Эванса и наслаждаться им позже, вы можете играть электронику или вокал и при этом чувствовать себя удовлетворительно. Спасибо за просмотр и берегите себя :)
There can be many issues occured when you are removing any turntable's tone-arm itself. Not necessary the new V blocks causing the problems. There could be cables entanglement beneath the Arm Mounting Collar. Rewind your steps and pin-point the fault. My bet it is the cables below causing the restriction.
Thank you Hernan. Yes rubber will have less vibration. But one thing I have realized is that the weight of the tone arm/cartridge stylus will be different from what I set at 175g. So before I play any vinyl records....I will do a warm up by swinging the tone arm left to right, right to left. Up & down up & down...to loosen up the tone arm balancer from the v-block. Otherwise the weight will read 169-172grams.
I would say needed some silicone oil or grease it's bound to bind on the rubber! what type of rubber is it? What's the original one's made of? Wood might be nice actually
Rubber has always been the "original" material used ever since. No grease no oil please. That will deteriorat & destroy the rubber. Till today I have no issue with nothing added to the V block.
Actually the old ones didn't look too bad. Nice table.
Thanks Alan : )
I thought they looked putrid.
In every v block replacement I’ve done I’ve had to also clean up the ‘knife edge’ that rests in the block. Sometimes just ‘crud’ but occasionally a little corrosion.
Nice. Thanks for watching Paul. : )
Владею thorens-124,но lenko для меня желанный аппарат
Приятно... Лично я считаю, что Lenco нейтральный и теплый... звук приятный для ушей. Легко настроить, не сложно в эксплуатации. Очень щадящий проигрыватель. И он непредвзято относится к музыке. Вы можете играть джаз Билла Эванса и наслаждаться им позже, вы можете играть электронику или вокал и при этом чувствовать себя удовлетворительно. Спасибо за просмотр и берегите себя :)
good job and nice video, veary easy to follow
Thank you very much Jonathan. Glad I could help. : )
👍👍👍
hi, my daughter touched ma LENCO and now the reading arm moves without stopping in the center, can you help me? what can I do? 😞
Can you try remove the counterweight & the balance weight & the front head shell and re-set up them to the tone arm again.
I followed your video and replaced V block, now i can't balance the arm, anti skating is not working. Always veer to the right.
There can be many issues occured when you are removing any turntable's tone-arm itself. Not necessary the new V blocks causing the problems. There could be cables entanglement beneath the Arm Mounting Collar. Rewind your steps and pin-point the fault. My bet it is the cables below causing the restriction.
nice job, it´s an alternative , i change the V-block by printed 3D nylon, i think with rubber you got less vibration rigth?
Thank you Hernan. Yes rubber will have less vibration. But one thing I have realized is that the weight of the tone arm/cartridge stylus will be different from what I set at 175g. So before I play any vinyl records....I will do a warm up by swinging the tone arm left to right, right to left. Up & down up & down...to loosen up the tone arm balancer from the v-block. Otherwise the weight will read 169-172grams.
I would say needed some silicone oil or grease it's bound to bind on the rubber! what type of rubber is it?
What's the original one's made of? Wood might be nice actually
Rubber has always been the "original" material used ever since. No grease no oil please. That will deteriorat & destroy the rubber. Till today I have no issue with nothing added to the V block.
Is there a right and wrong orientation of the "screws" in the balancing weights?
Nope. So long they are well-balanced whichever...... it's fine.