The platter can be adjusted by lifting the vinyl up and down. if you look at the platter spindle the slot that the set screw goes into has about a 1/4 inch slot for adjustment. you can get as much or as little adjustment as you want. When you put your platter together you must have place the plater at the lowest point and just tighten the set screw into the slot. try loosening the set screw and rising the platter to you liking and the tightening the set screw at that height.

Useful info... much better now!

thanx

yes very usefull cause that actually gets rid of one of my crits for the ns7

Yea who ever design the hardware took a lot of time with it. There are alot of stuff people want on it that seem essential but this piece is the first of it kind and I can easy migrate from SSL over to this with little complaint and this is only the beginning :D. Because of the success of Numarks piece think of all the folks that will jump on the band wagon

I don't understand what you're saying by the "platter"... do you mean the metal base-platter or are you meaning the record and 45 spindle adapter can be raise or lowered?

I bought D. Styles Tablecloth ver. 2s. I cut them and placed them under the stock slip mats. Their sliding just right now.

When you set the screw that locks the vinyl to the spindle, make sure you're letting the vinyl rest naturally on the slipmat and not putting any pressure on it as you tighten. If that's not loose enough, take Gaffle's approach and mod it in the usual way (add plastic slip sheets, use turntablist slipmats).

Thanks everyone

What djdrew suggested did work and i tryed it but u lose some traction going back the other way. i used to cut plastic for my 12's years ago, was hoping we have progressed (ns7 and all)


Thanks Aureliano for weighin in.

Is it possible to just get the slip sheets. i noticed that the D. Styles Tablecloth comes with 2 slipmates and "4" slipsheets

Just an idea, could numark attach the metal piece to a slipmat instead of a vinly, that would rock. i would love to have a custom made "vinlyl" or whatever you wanna call it. all it does is allow youto move the spindle in the middle.

Then you would track the movement of the slipmat and not the movement of the record. Is that what you really want? ;)

sorry, didn't get your point

The metal piece is attached with the vinyl cause the matal piece is part of the chain to track the vinyl movement.

@ DJ A.J.

Slipsheets are the OLDEST trick in the book. Cut two 7" circles out of some plastic record sleeves and voila.

i got it working ok now. one is better than the other. I bought D. Styles Tablecloth ver. 2s. and that helped some. it comes with the pastic which is great.

i also raised the vinyl a bit. that vinyl and metal combo is just to heavy imo. raising it a bit works.

All I did is raise the Vinyl and it worked like a charm. One spin and it practically went back 3/4 of the song. Thanks DJ Drew.