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very helpful, the information in these manuels are very detailed
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The bearing base in its brass pillar on Stabi S. Fig. 2.
Tube base: Carefully lift the tube base with counterweights and cable which, (for transport only) is fixed at the end of the tube. Position it gently onto the bearing shaft. The bearing pivot will automatically fit into the bearing cup on top of the bearing shaft. With Allen key (1.5 mm), release and then remove the metal holder and cable from the back of the tube and carefully fix it on the outside of the bearing base. Rotate the cable in such a way that the wires rise vertically. Then fix it with Allen key 1.5 mm. With fingers gently arrange the wires into a loop. Due to the counterweight being at the end of the tonearm, the headshell end is raised. Using the same Allen key ( 1.5 mm), release the top screws and slide both weights off. Now you can check the position of the tube in the 'rest' position and rearrange the bearing base if necessary. Return first the thicker and then thinner counterweight to the rod and fix them gently so that the fixing screws are on top. If Stogi S is mounted on other turntables, move the tube by hand towards the spindle as if in an 'inner groove' position and ensure there is enough clearance for the rod and counterweights. If not, consult your dealer.
Cartridge mounting: Locate the hex screws for fixing the cartridge, or use screws supplied with the cartridge. Fix the cartridge under the headshell in such a position that the tip of the diamond is at the furthest point of the headshell. With tweezers or other appropriate tool, (if using pliers be aware that strong force can break the wires under the insulation material) connect pins according colours:
