But, be sure to remove the counter weight! For short distances, i.e., transporting it across town in your car, you may leave the arm on the turntable. Always remove the arm and place it in its original packing. Never ship a turntable with the arm mounted on it. This leaves the rear portion of the arm free to move and eliminates the possibility of undue force being applied to the arm bearings. To avoid this problem, after you have loosely mounted the cartridge and completed the alignment, you must loosen the arm’s height locking screw, remove the arm from the turntable, place it on the work bench, and then fully tighten the cartridge mounting screws. If this force is applied while the arm is mounted on the turntable, some of this force will be transmitted through the arm to the bearings and adversely affect their adjustment. This requires that a considerable amount of force be applied to the cartridge mounting screws. To derive the best possible performance from this arm, it is necessary that the cartridge be mounted as firmly as possible to the headshell. Because this arm is so different from any other arm you may have used, we have detailed, in the notes below, some precautions that should be followed. Care should be taken to insure that no unnecessary forces are applied to the bearings that might adversely affect their adjustment.
The bearings used in the LV-II are of very high quality and are precisely adjusted.
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