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Thanks , my unit is around a year and half old , but gets limited use in the summer . I assume you wiped off the old grease and then lightly reapplied new grease . Based on some earlier post a number of people appeared to have problems with the platter settling down after regreasing due in part...

What was your trigger to change the grease. I have some MOFI grease to use but have not changed it yet . My unit runs a bit quick in the range of 33,34 rpm.

Once you get it up and running let us know how it sounds .

Like Kvetcha noted be careful of the tonearm base drop . Back in post 2325 there is a discussion on the use of stock cards to support the base and adjustments

Glad to see its leveled, and the level itself is yellow and not the other colour which starts with P ---, so much P--- colour in the world right now .

Did you level just the deck or deck and platter or just the platter . Interesting to know how people approached this . Last time I focused on leveling the platter .

I tried one like this before and went back to a simple light 8 inch plastic level that worked better for me at least . The most important take away is to have the TT level or as close as you can get it .

Tweek away .

I find that a short 4 inch level works best , the three way or small bubble ones are a bit hard to use . Also can check deck vs platter , but that opens a can of worms . By now you know this forum can be like a hornets nest when prodded . Hit and run works best and maybe a shot of the foam...

Ok interesting approach , I will remember this as I fuss to get the level just right as in the real world there is no such thing . Would be interesting to check to see how close you are . Its the nature of what we do , to fuss over adjustment and tweaks to the end degree when in the end we may...

Bit confused, how did you level your table .

Is it used and if yes how many hours on Master tracker

I used GAIA series isolation feet under my Castle Chester Speakers which are on short stands and I heard an immediate difference so this type of isolation worked for me on some equipment .

I cannot walk on water ---kidding aside I need some degree of anti skating for my system to sound good , at least I think . Could never find a blank disk to test and have read suggestions that this is not the best way to test . Opinions are all over the place on this issue as usual . I have 73...

I am always interested in peoples experience in playing around with the anti skate. According to the manual my correct setting is the third ring on the pin. I have tried the other rings and sometimes I think I hear a difference and other times not . Have you tried the various anti skating...

Like others I have had no problems with the feet . It does take a bit of focus to get the table level . I have checked it a couple of times and its still fine . My table sits on a IsoAcoustics Isolation Platform, maybe a bit of overkill on my part but I got it used at a reasonable price .

Just wondering how you are doing with your new table . Have you been able to sort out all the issues . I found it took me a bit of time to get use to the table and tweek it a bit .

You can also get plastic and metal shims of prescribed thicknesses that would also serve this purpose ---good idea

Funny how these lifters function along the same lines and look a bit different . Being a Canadian product I went with Truelift , picture below .

I use a tonearm lifter made in Canada called Truelift and I have to keep reminding myself to reset it so you are not the only one .