Audiotechnika Závaží Pro-Ject č. 80 - 50 g (1940875080)

Pro-Ject Závažie č. 80

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Replacement counterweight number 80 (weight 50 g) for Pro-Ject Debut Carbon and Debut EVO turntables with 4 to 6 g cartridge Replacement counterweight number 80 (1945875080) for Pro-Ject Debut Carbon and Debut EVO turntables with a 4 to 6 g cartridge - e.g. Ortofon OM5, OM10 etc. (see configurator below). Counterweight weight 50 g. Th...

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Replacement counterweight number 80 (weight 50 g) for Pro-Ject Debut Carbon and Debut EVO turntables with 4 to 6 g cartridge

Replacement counterweight number 80 (1945875080) for Pro-Ject Debut Carbon and Debut EVO turntables with a 4 to 6 g cartridge - e.g. Ortofon OM5, OM10 etc. (see configurator below).

Counterweight weight 50 g.

The purpose of the counterweights is to set the optimum clamping force for the turntable.A precisely adjusted downforce guarantees the best possible tracking of the groove and perfect reading of the recorded information. Correctly adjusted vertical contact force (VTF) on the stylus is a prerequisite for the best sound experience when listening to a turntable.

Finding the most suitable counterweight depends on the type of turntable, the type of arm and the weight of the fitted cartridge.

CONFIGURATOR

Before placing an order, we recommend that you check in the turntable and cartridge database on the configurator that the selected counterweight matches your turntable and cartridge configuration.

CONFIGURATOR

In cases where you do not find a suitable counterweight for your turntable in the configurator, you can try searching for a suitable type in the detailed configuration table which you can find in the download section for each counterweight model.

THE PROCEDURE FOR SETTING THE PRELOAD (VTF)

The correct pressure range is individual to each turntable and the recommended values for your turntable can be found in the turntable's user manual. The most typical downforce values for current transmissions range from 1.3 to 2 grams. (It used to be much more). Sometimes the pressure values may be quoted in units of mN (milinewton). The conversion is simple 1 g = 10 mN. The pressure is adjusted by means of a pivoting counterweight installed at the end of the arm.

By rotating the counterweight, first try to reach a position where the arm remains in equilibrium (floating) and the tip floats freely a few millimeters on the LP plate surface. If the arm is gently deflected up or down, the arm will spontaneously return to its original position.Then hold the metal part of the counterweight in the set position to prevent it from rotating anymore, and on the pivoting set the value 0 (zero) with the other hand on the pivoting scale - the default position - by aligning zero with the adjustment line on the arm tube. Then, by rotating the whole counterweight and the scale, the desired pressure values can be set.

Alternatively, it is possible to use additional aids such as mechanical (usually included in theor digital scales (must be purchased) specifically designed for measuring the pressure of the turntables. The adjustment is of course most accurate when using a digital scale, e.g. Pro-Ject MEASURE IT E or MEASURE IT S2 (accurate to 3 decimal places).

A video tutorial for setting the pressure can be found HERE.