The JVC L-A100 Direct-Drive Servo Conversion

I had a perfectly good working belt-drive turntable, but I decided I wanted a direct-drive servo-locked turntable. So I found a broken QL-A200 and robbed it for parts.

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• servo
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• belt-drive
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[vwestlife]

The anti-skating adjustment is normally set to the same number as your tracking force. So if you're using a tracking force of 1.5 grams, you should also set the anti-skating adjustment to 1.5.

[bbishoppcm]

@vwestlife thanks!

[vwestlife]

The direct-drive turntable's platter is thicker and heavier because it helps to absorb the vibration of the motor, which gets directly transmitted into the platter. On the belt-drive model, the belt absorbs the vibration of the motor, so the platter doesn't need to be as heavy.

[bbishoppcm]

@vwestlife Good info!

[AzzATheGodlike]

Got I love watching your videos, they are so informative and I love your voice so much.

[bbishoppcm]

@AzzATheGodlike and the winner of the creepiest comment ever posted to my channel goes to...

[AzzATheGodlike]

@bbishoppcm And now for the creepiest reply...... *Whispers* Do you ever use Linux? or is it only Windows and Apple? *shhhhhh* It's okay to try new things.

[thecooldude9999]

@bbishoppcm I concur! 

[forestsandman]

Blue train. Nice.

[TekmonX]

That was some nice music you played there :). I love music from like the 50's and stuff.

[fatleader]

blue train. that's all.

[daafies2]

@bbishoppcm lolz

[jedw]

LOL "shouldn't be legally sold" I like it. I wouldn't put a record of mine on one of those "convert your vinyl to mp3" products - they sound like shit and probably carve up the records too.