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SA-1.2 & SA-1.2B Instruction Manual Specifications Total Length Effective Length (Tonearm pivot to cartridge stylus) Practical Length (Tonearm pivot to spindle) Overhang Offset angle Horizontal moving sensitivity Vertical moving sensitivity Vertical Tracking Force (VTF) range Cartridge plus Headshell weight range Antiskating Adjustment Vertical Bearing Height Adjustment (Plinth to arm-wand centerline) Horizontal Bearing Output plug Output cable Tonearm Audio Lead wire 310mm 239mm 223mm 16mm 22.25° 30mg 20mg 0-4.5g (3+1.5g) 15-45g 0-3g (Equivalent to Stylus VTF) Miniature Radial Bearing 15-55mm Miniature Radial Bearing RCA (XLR as an Option) Single core shielded copper OFC 4N Copper (Stowed in separate wiring tube in wand) Headshell lead wire Headshell Tonearm Net Weight Attached standard Headshell Net Weight Copper with gold plated terminal Machine tooled Aluminum 755g 17g Included Accessories Headshell Detachable phono cable Screws, Washers and Wrenches Template Marking pin 1) Mounting the tonearm base to turntable plinth a) Determine where the arm base should be mounted by using the supplied arm mounting template. b) Put the larger hole of the template onto the center spindle. Take the attached marking pin supplied (as illustrated below) and push it through the small hole at the opposite end of the tonearm template (the hole opposite the spindle hole). Keep the needle perpendicular to the template. You may now mark the center point of the tonearm base. The center point of the tonearm base is also the pivot point. Template Arm base Marking pin Arm base Turntable Plinth 22mm Template c) At the same time, mark the 3 holes for the screws that mount the arm base to the armboard. d) Do not drill holes yet ! e) Having marked the center, check to see if there is sufficient clearance for the tonearm and the dust cover (if you have a dust cover). Pay particular attention to the counterweight shaft. f) After you have verified the dust cover will work with the chosen arm base location, drill one 22mm hole (this is the center, which allows access to the tonearm stem and cable) and three 3.5mm holes (for the screws that mount the arm base). 22mm diameter hole: For tonearm shaft! 3 x 3.5mm diameter holes: For tonearm base fixing screws! 2) Attach the cartridge to headshell Connect the wire leads to the cartridge pins, and attach the cartridge to the headshell with screws. (See the figure below) Screws are not included in this tone arm kit. They are usually included with the cartridge, from the cartridge manufacturer. 3) Mount SA-1 shaft through the base hole a) Carefully push the tonearm shaft through the hole in the arm base and then fasten the set-screw with the hex key supplied with the tonearm. Be careful not to over tighten! b) Adjust the tonearm height to make the tonearm parallel with the surface of the record when the stylus is touching the record. This is the starting point, and further fine tuning may be necessary, depending on th

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Specifications Total Length Practical Length (Tonearm pivot to spindle) Overhang Offset angle Horizontal moving sensitivity Vertical moving sensitivity Vertical Tracking Force (VTF) range Cartridge plus Headshell weight range Antiskating Adjustment Vertical Bearing 310mm 228mm 212mm 16mm 22° 30mg 20mg 0-4.5g (3 + 1.5g) 15-45g 0-3g (Equivalent to Stylus VTF) Miniature Radial Bearing 41-80mm Miniature Radial Bearing www.vinylengine.com Effective Length (Tonearm pivot to cartridge stylus) Height Adjustment (Plinth to arm-wand centerline) Horizontal Bearing Output plug Output cable Tonearm Audio Lead wire Headshell lead wire Headshell Tonearm Net Weight Attached standard Headshell Net Weight RCA (XLR as an Option) Single core shield copper OFC 4N Copper (Stowed in separate wiring tube in wand) Copper with gold plated terminal Machine tooled Aluminum 745g 17g Included Accessories Headshell Detachable phono cable Screws, Washers and Wrenches Template Marking pin 1) Mounting the tonearm base to turntable plinth a) Determine where the arm base should be mounted by using the supplied arm mounting template. b) Put the larger hole of the template onto the center spindle. Take the attached marking pin supplied (as illustrated below) and push it through the small hole at the opposite end of the tonearm template (the hole opposite the spindle hole). Keep the needle perpendicular to the template. You may now mark the center point of the tonearm base. The center point of the tonearm base is also the pivot point. Template Marking pin Arm base Arm base Turntable Plinth 22mm Template c) At the same time, mark the 3 holes for the screws that mount the arm base to the armboard. d) Do not drill holes yet ! e) Having marked the center, check to see if there is sufficient clearance for the tonearm and the dust cover (if you have a dust cover). Pay particular attention to the counterweight shaft. f) After you have verified the dust cover will work with the chosen arm base location, drill one 22mm hole (this is the center, which allows access to the tonearm stem and www.vinylengine.com cable) and three 3.5mm holes (for the screws that mount the arm base). 22mm diameter hole: For tonearm shaft! 3 x 3.5mm diameter holes: For tonearm base fixing screws! 2) Attach the cartridge to headshell Connect the wire leads to the cartridge pins, and attach the cartridge to the headshell with screws. (See the figure below) Screws are not included in this tone arm kit. They are usually included with the cartridge, from the cartridge manufacturer. 3) Mount SA-1 shaft through the base hole a) Carefully push the tonearm shaft through the hole in the arm base and then fasten the set-screw with the hex key supplied with the tonearm. Be careful not to over tighten! b) Adjust the tonearm height to make the tonearm parallel with the surface of the record when the stylus is touching the record. This is the starting point, and further fine tuning may be necessary, depending on