CK Yap of KL Malaysia has added the underslung counterweight to his Rega TT. Let's hear what he says after the upgrades: 

Hi Michael, Today after I installed the underslung counter weight with the end stub ... The bass go deeper and more definition, the mid are more open and transparent with great clarity, The high was a dramatic much better more details and refine. The soundstage is deeper and wider and lower noise floor This little screw can fine tune the sound I want. Refer to the last picture circled red Thanks Michael for your great work!

Thanks Yap!

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Joel of Sonoma(California) is excited over the new upgrade to his Rega RP6 turntable. The Motor isolation base upgrade has brought big improvements to his TT. Let's at a look at his upgraded TT and hear what he says.....

I can’t believe it took me so long to do the final step! Sounds great! Plenty of slam and a black background! Looks great too. Joel

Thanks Joel

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The adjustable aluminium feet had fixed John's levelling issue ......

 

Hi Michael,  Received the parts and attached photo as installed.  Fixed my levelling issue so I'm very pleased with the result. ....looks much better as well as an added bonus  Thanks, John

Thanks John!

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Project X1 with motor isolation base upgrade would definitely surprise you. You can imagine the result of isolating the motor vibrations from the plinth until you try it out yourself! 

Here's feedback from Andrii of Bellevue, USA with motor isolation base and disc stabiliser upgrades : 

Hi,  Finally, I got a time to assemble a unit and now Project X1 is dead quiet!  Quality is outstanding - I am really happy with a purchase, thanks a lot for your work. Sincerely, Andrii

 Thanks Andrii

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VTA-SN-3PT: USD36.00

Very often, somehow or other, we may have to change cartridge for our Rega turntable. And if we happen to use a different cartridge, there is bound to be a change in VTA. To solve the problem, usually VTA spacers are added to correct the VTA. However when this is done, the tonearm is raised higher and there is hardly any thread left below the plinth for the stock hex nut to secure the tonearm to the plinth properly.

To solve this problem, I have thus designed a new sleeve nut for replacing the stock hex nut. This hand sleeve nut is handy and easy to use. It can be fastened by hand instead of using the messy big spanner which is hard to estimate the degree of tightening. So there is no need to worry about overtightening which can affect the sound of your turntable.

As we know, any micro movement in tonearm could affect the sound produced. In order to minimize this micro movements, the tonearm could be further weighed down with a heavy tonearm stabiliser. 

When tonearm stabiliser is used, it can be secured to the sleeve nut by using three steel screws with the help of an Allen key.

This upgrade is for you if you do encounter the above problem. 

Enjoy more analogue music!

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