So, the wire definitely will affect tracking. If you try adjusting the anti-skate with a grooveless record you will ruin the twist in the wire and void your warrantee. If it is not, its key will not line up with the groove in the receptacle. Remember, the Lemo connector can only be 'adjusted' in increments of whole turns. Likewise, to decrease the force, give the connector a clockwise twist, winding the wires natural twist. The degree of force applied can be adjusted, to increase anti-skating force give the connector a counterclockwise twist, unwinding the wires natural twist. "As mentioned earlier, the arm wire applies the anti-skating force.
Lemo connector wiring manual#
The new manual for the 10" and 12" adds this: If additional anti-skate is needed you can go to the mechanical anti-skate available from your dealer." Do this with the mechanical anti-skate if you want that much anti-skate. If you try adjusting the anti-skate with a groove less record, you will ruin the twist in the tonearm wire and void your warranty. The arm should swing out toward the outer edge of the turntable. Swing the tonearm toward the spindle and release it. Adjust the counterweight so there is no down force on the cartridge.
You now have the option of installing a mechanical anti-skate for those that want it.
"VPI has a unique solution to anti-skating: the coiled wire of the JMW Memorial Tonearm acts as a spring and pushes the arm back without affecting the sound quality. The manual for the 9" VPI tonearm states:
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