Who knows, but going by the manual and that the example in the manual shows the UltraTracker on notch 3, it's correct per the manual.............that's all I got, lol.
I mean, it's entirely MoFi's fault for constantly noting 'four notches' when there are five on there. They really should have issued a corrected manual by this point.
Agreed
Yes to add my two cents worth , my understanding is the same, easier to count from the end of the pin ie furthest from the post . This notch is number 4 . I agree wish MOFI would label the notches in the manual .
Honestly, I'd just reach out to MoFi and ask them about it.
Like Anthonyl said reach out to MOFI . I remember seeing in past threads issues associated with the cue lever fall and oil leaks on the deck . If I remember correctly there is a oil dampened piston that controls the fall rate and it has leaked in some cases .
Forgot to welcome you to the forum , you are one long way away from North America .
I think it might be eventually phased out, or have a permanent price drop. There are some appealing tables sitting at the $1k mark now and let's face it, the MoFi brand may have taken a little hit over recent months.
Yeah agreed, that seems like the most likely scenario. I don't love what this probably means for resale value on my StudioDeck when the time comes...I think it might be eventually phased out, or have a permanent price drop. There are some appealing tables sitting at the $1k mark now and let's face it, the MoFi brand may have taken a little hit over recent months.
Honestly, if I had $1k to burn on a second table I might be looking at an Orbit Theory pretty closely, I'd grab a StudioDeck for a good price though, it's still a solid turntable, I think it's just not sitting at a competitive price point at full retail.
..........just my 2 cents
Eh, a good table is a good table is a good table.Yeah agreed, that seems like the most likely scenario. I don't love what this probably means for resale value on my StudioDeck when the time comes...
It doesn’t really matter. Resale values on turntables usually are pretty low.Yeah agreed, that seems like the most likely scenario. I don't love what this probably means for resale value on my StudioDeck when the time comes...
I have an old Dual 505-2 turntable 1986 that still works with a reasonable cartridge and I am amazed at the resale price so I think it depends on the equipment . For most pieces the resale value as you note can be limited .
There are always exceptions to the rule.
Very true but limited numbers . I keep the Duel as a backup in my work shop and play it once in a while as it has a lot of moving parts and belts that need to be kept in good working order .
Totally agree, Anthony. I think sub-$1K, the StudioDeck is an excellent grab. Where it's currently retail priced, they just shot too high with inflation.I think it might be eventually phased out, or have a permanent price drop. There are some appealing tables sitting at the $1k mark now and let's face it, the MoFi brand may have taken a little hit over recent months.
Honestly, if I had $1k to burn on a second table I might be looking at an Orbit Theory pretty closely, I'd grab a StudioDeck for a good price though, it's still a solid turntable, I think it's just not sitting at a competitive price point at full retail.
..........just my 2 cents