MoFi UltraDeck / StudioDeck Owners and those interested

Learnings...
So, fitted the AudioTechnica AT6006R Tonearm lifter to my Studiodeck. Fiddly to place, but works like a charm.
Of course then realised that using a weight might interfere with the tonearm's runout (and lift). Obvious in hindsight!
Got a Super heavyweight and the tonearm lifts with about a 2mm gap. Phew! Was going to have to gently bend the lifter wand if there was interference.
Then discovered that if I put the weight on the spindle without stopping the turntable, it unscrews the spindle!
So now stopping (and starting) the TT is becoming part of the procedure.
Thank god the Studiodeck sounds great!
 
Learnings...
So, fitted the AudioTechnica AT6006R Tonearm lifter to my Studiodeck. Fiddly to place, but works like a charm.
Of course then realised that using a weight might interfere with the tonearm's runout (and lift). Obvious in hindsight!
Got a Super heavyweight and the tonearm lifts with about a 2mm gap. Phew! Was going to have to gently bend the lifter wand if there was interference.
Then discovered that if I put the weight on the spindle without stopping the turntable, it unscrews the spindle!
So now stopping (and starting) the TT is becoming part of the procedure.
Thank god the Studiodeck sounds great!
The lifter wand can rotate when you loosen the main screw, so you can fine-tune the lift point to your heart's content.
 
Why not adjust the feet?
1. It’s a pain for me to get my hands under while tilting the table up.

2. The paper seems more solid to me or less prone to vibration. In reality that’s probably splitting hairs. My table sits on a thick cutting board with isolating feet between it and the rack.
 
Who needs words when you have Simpsons gifs?
No Simpsons gif this time but this is basically me since i got the Ortofon...

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