How to Build of MY DIY Tonearm Magnet Schreoder_Attitube Magnetico_project on G+

this is my resume of my project on My G+.
i have made DIY tonearm Magnet schroederstyle and i cloned from Attitube_Magnetico and this was my 3rd project of that.
thank you for your watching my Video.

[@wickedgam3z]

Could you share the CAD for this please?

[@martinlatham5581]

It would be really nice and helpful if you could do a video on you makeing some of the work. When's the next project can't wait.

[@edSuwanDiyAudiophile]

Martin , Thank you. I have no plans for a new project.

[@teela-audiophile7864]

@@edSuwanDiyAudiophile you need to use a dental multi-directional bearing on the bottom it will be more balanced

[@teela-audiophile7864]

i really like the diy tonearm guys we have a good idea build a perfect toanearm with your picture the bearing needs rebuilding underneath it needs a dual multi-directional ball bearing

[@jameswarren1831]

do you tension the string counter clockwise to create anti skate energy?

[@edSuwanDiyAudiophile]

If you make a hole in the counter weight not at the center, you can set it for it.

[@edSuwanDiyAudiophile]

My DIY Tonearm Magnet schroeder Style_clone Attitube. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bILOe3yhn5yfnNk

[@edSuwanDiyAudiophile]

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[@martinlatham5581]

Hi can you please tell me the track that's playing.. Great work it seems to stop time when looking at things so nice as that.

[@Muggs828]

Captain of your Ship - Your World Within

[@cnunes42]

Que sa soit avec les amplificateurs ou les bras de platine Ed suwan est le maître 🙏🙏tchao🙋🙋🙋

[@edSuwanDiyAudiophile]

Carlos Nunes 🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️🍻

[@LeonUnger]

Hi. Belissimo Projecto !!! Can you send me a link where i can download the blue prints ? I bougth a small precision lathe aming to build this particular project. Can you please help me ?

[@edSuwanDiyAudiophile]

It is prototype my DIY projects and and this is not well documented because there is no backing up files for damaged notebooks. But i have pic from my G plus file: drive.google.com/file/d/13eh0LAj_P8bKq6YAr38n5UtNz-XE79S6/view?usp=drivesdk

[@edSuwanDiyAudiophile]

I have reposted on my YT community for counterweight.

[@LeonUnger]

@@edSuwanDiyAudiophile no download permission. maybe you want to share with my email, [e-mail]

[@teela-audiophile7864]

Your bearing has a problem, fix it

[@edSuwanDiyAudiophile]

Thank you Master😊

[@iAasbakk]

Impressive 🤩 How do you like it compared to regular bearing arms?

[@edSuwanDiyAudiophile]

Hi Jon, Thank you, I can't say which one good, but it provides an extraordinary experience with this to me, for the length of the arm and the magnetic pivot. Ed

[@momosfather8995]

Hi, I want to make magnet bearing tonearm like you. I have a question. What's the name of small button connecting to arm tube with wire? I can't find this. You are a great diyer.

[@edSuwanDiyAudiophile]

Hi... I used 2 cylindrical neodynium magnets to ensure adhesion, on the base and the arm pivot by using epoxy glue to attach them. you can have a look at the DIYforum of FRANK SCHOERDER "s magnet tonearm. because a lot of information from this. I am not an expert just learn from them.

[@momosfather8995]

@@edSuwanDiyAudiophile Thanks a lot. My question is " what is small round disc , supporting tonearm with metal wire. It is located in top of your tonearm, not magnet. I want to buy this but I can't find the name of this.

[@edSuwanDiyAudiophile]

@@momosfather8995 you mean a bolt with a hole at the top for adjustment. All parts of this are lathe and none are in stock.

[@momosfather8995]

@@edSuwanDiyAudiophile Ok, I see. Thanks again. Have a nice day.

[@Taran-d.B.23]

Does the magnet interfear with the Sound because its close to the cables?

[@edSuwanDiyAudiophile]

I'll try to explain, correct me if I'm wrong. A Magnet Toneram that use magnets definitely have a magnetic field around them, but there is no electric field. What can cause sound/frequency interference is an electric field. because this magnet is passive and there is no electric field it has no effect at all on the tonearm cable. Here I use silver cable with low magnetic properties. Ed

[@Taran-d.B.23]

@@edSuwanDiyAudiophile Thx for the Answer. So its pure silver and not silver plated cooper? Because Copper would maybe get an interference. But Silver is verry brittle and its a moving cable so it maybe does not last long, right? I also thought about using 0,3mm insulated solid silver Wire as tonearm Wire but im scared it will break fast. I build the same Type of Tonearm with one pin and its Great because of the simple Anti-Skate with the Thread, but the Magnet System is also verry interesting.

[@edSuwanDiyAudiophile]

@@Taran-d.B.23 I use fine pure silver from Audionote. This is a coaxial structure cable with a Teflon. It is very flexible, thin and light cable shape.

[@edSuwanDiyAudiophile]

This is screened 4N silver wire from audionote, which is discontinue. You can look at Hifi collective: www.hificollective.co.uk/wire/screened-pure-silver-tone-arm-wire.html

[@marcellosalatino9020]

meraviglioso!!!!!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙋🙋🙋🙋

[@edSuwanDiyAudiophile]

Marcello.......thank you🙏🙏🙏🙏 *

[@marcellosalatino9020]

Grazie a te per i bellissimi progetti che fai!!!!!!!

[@masonseibert46]

could you share your 3d model of this please

[@Headphoney]

Me too bro