[Jukebox-list] RE: Tonearm Damping,was Seeburg SS160:Red Tone

[The Jukebox Junkyard]

    Clip a hemostat on one of the pins on an end of the cylindrical body at the lower end of the tone arm. Hold the tone ran vertically with the cartridge end up and swing the hemostat gently back and forth The hemostat should return slowly downward. The rate of swing will determine the viscosity of the damping fluid. Wes 
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Subject: Re: [Jukebox-list] RE: Tonearm Damping,was Seeburg SS160:Red Tone


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> In a message dated 11/6/06 6:37:20 AM, Jjmscf at aol.com writes:
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> No, the fluid is in the round chamber where the tonearm pivots near  the 
> bottom above the counterweight. >>
> 
> Is there any way to visually determine if the chamber is out of fluid? Just 
> bought a replacement out of an LS3 and want to know what to check before I tray 
> to make the switch.
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