Detailed explanation of TAS-SSA (Part 2: How to install)
2024-06-27
Hello!
Last time, we looked at independent tone arm stands.TAS-SSAWe provided a detailed explanation of the materials, specifications, and concept of the product.
Featured Article →Detailed explanation of TAS-SSA (Part 1: Specifications and Concept)
In this second part, I would like to explain how to use it and what the installation looks like.
Installation is very simple. First, let me explain the process.
This time we have put together photos showing how to install the IT-345CR1.
1 Remove the 3 cap bolts that secure the base plate
2 Insert the turntable into the base plate from above. Tighten it up with the washer and nut from below.
3. Reattach the base plate to the base body using the cap bolts.
That's it! We often get inquiries from overseas customers asking how to install it.
Once you understand the process, you'll realize that it's much easier than attaching it to a regular player board!
Next, let's install the tone arm on the TAS-SSA!
Here are some things to keep in mind when installing a tone arm.
1 Pull the cable out from the inside so that the DIN connector is visible from the outside.
Make sure it is firmly inserted into the 5-pin of the tone arm.
2. Lower the shaft straight down while following the cable.
Be careful not to pull the cable too hard and cause it to come off the shaft.
3 Once you have decided on the tone arm height, tighten the turntable locking screw securely.
Our tonearms have resin on the tip of the set screw, so it won't damage the arm too much.
4. Use the template that comes with the tone arm to set it to your desired position.
At this time, hold the tone arm pipe and set it so that it moves to the center of the turntable.
It works fine.
That's all. I've written in detail, but the connection between the DIN connector of the cable and the tone arm is
There are times when I have slacked off and the pins have not been inserted properly, so even without using TAS-SSA
Please be careful when installing the tone arm.
The last photo is our audio system.
Due to the nature of my job, I often have to change tone arms, so using the TAS-SSA has saved me a lot of time.
For customers who frequently change tone arms, leave the cable attached and plug and unplug it on the step-up transformer side.
You can just place it nearby. It's also recommended as a decoration as it won't move easily.
That's all for this special article.TAS-SSAWe featured the following.
I have two tone arms, but it's a hassle to change them, so one of them has been sitting in the closet for a long time.
I'm currently using a short arm, but I'm starting to want to use a long arm as well.
We are confident that TAS-SSA is the product that will address your needs.
Tone arms also come in a wide variety of lengths, materials, internal wiring, contacts, and balancing mechanisms.
We hope to help you find your favorite combination.
We would like to continue to introduce IKEDA Sound Labs. products in detail, using photographic explanations like this.
We also offer rental listening devices, so if you are interested, please feel free to contact us.
Thank you for reading this long article, which spans two parts.
IKEDA Sound Labs. Homepage Manager
Hello!
Last time, we explained in detail the materials, specifications, and concept of the independent tone arm stand TAS-SSA.
Feature article → Detailed explanation of TAS-SSA (Part 1: Specifications and concept)
In this second part, I would like to explain how to use it and how to install it.
Installation is extremely easy. First, I will introduce the flow.
This time, we have put together photos of how to install IT-345CR1.
1. Remove the 3 cap bolts that secure the base plate.
2. Insert the rotating table into the base plate from above. Tighten from the bottom with a washer and nut.
3. Attach the base plate to the base body again using the cap bolts.
that's all! How can customers from overseas install it? I often get asked this question.
By learning the flow once again, you will find that it is much easier than attaching it to a general player board!
Next, let's install the tone arm on TAS-SSA!
I will list the things you should pay attention to when installing the tone arm.
1. Pull the cable out from inside so that the DIN connector is visible from the outside.
Make sure that it is firmly attached to pin 5 of the tone arm.
2. Lower the shaft straight while following the cable.
At this time, be careful not to pull the cable too much and cause the cable to come out of the shaft.
3. After determining the height of the tone arm, firmly tighten the rotary table set screw.
Our tone arm has resin on the tip of the set screw, so it will not damage the arm too much.
4 Use the template included with the tone arm to set it in the desired position
At this time, hold the tone arm pipe and set it where it moves to the center of the turntable.
It works normally.
that's all. I have described it in detail, but the connection part between the cable's DIN connector and the tone arm is
There were times when I cut corners and didn't stick it in properly, so I didn't have to use TAS-SSA.
Please be careful when installing the tone arm.
The last photo is our audio system.
Because of my job, I often have to replace tone arms, so using TAS-SSA saves me a lot of time.
If you frequently replace the tone arm, leave the cable connected and connect/disconnect it at the step-up transformer side.
You can keep it nearby. It is recommended to display it because it will not move if you move it slightly or gently.
This concludes our special article featuring TAS-SSA.
I have two tonearms, but it's a pain to replace them, so one always sits in the closet.
I'm currently using the short arm, but I'm starting to want to use the long arm as well. Such
We are confident that TAS-SSA is the product that will help our customers reach their pain points.
Tone arms also come in a wide variety of lengths, materials, internal wiring, contacts, and balance mechanisms.
We would be happy if we could help you find your favorite combination.
I would like to continue to introduce IKEDA Sound Labs.'s products in detail while explaining them with photos like this.
We also rent out listening devices, so if you are interested, please contact us.
Thank you for reading the long article from the first part to the second part.
IKEDA Sound Labs.Homepage charge
Last time, we explained in detail the materials, specifications, and concept of the independent tone arm stand TAS-SSA.
Feature article → Detailed explanation of TAS-SSA (Part 1: Specifications and concept)
In this second part, I would like to explain how to use it and how to install it.
Installation is extremely easy. First, I will introduce the flow.
This time, we have put together photos of how to install IT-345CR1.
1. Remove the 3 cap bolts that secure the base plate.
2. Insert the rotating table into the base plate from above. Tighten from the bottom with a washer and nut.
3. Attach the base plate to the base body again using the cap bolts.
that's all! How can customers from overseas install it? I often get asked this question.
By learning the flow once again, you will find that it is much easier than attaching it to a general player board!
Next, let's install the tone arm on TAS-SSA!
I will list the things you should pay attention to when installing the tone arm.
1. Pull the cable out from inside so that the DIN connector is visible from the outside.
Make sure that it is firmly attached to pin 5 of the tone arm.
2. Lower the shaft straight while following the cable.
At this time, be careful not to pull the cable too much and cause the cable to come out of the shaft.
3. After determining the height of the tone arm, firmly tighten the rotary table set screw.
Our tone arm has resin on the tip of the set screw, so it will not damage the arm too much.
4 Use the template included with the tone arm to set it in the desired position
At this time, hold the tone arm pipe and set it where it moves to the center of the turntable.
It works normally.
that's all. I have described it in detail, but the connection part between the cable's DIN connector and the tone arm is
There were times when I cut corners and didn't stick it in properly, so I didn't have to use TAS-SSA.
Please be careful when installing the tone arm.
The last photo is our audio system.
Because of my job, I often have to replace tone arms, so using TAS-SSA saves me a lot of time.
If you frequently replace the tone arm, leave the cable connected and connect/disconnect it at the step-up transformer side.
You can keep it nearby. It is recommended to display it because it will not move if you move it slightly or gently.
This concludes our special article featuring TAS-SSA.
I have two tonearms, but it's a pain to replace them, so one always sits in the closet.
I'm currently using the short arm, but I'm starting to want to use the long arm as well. Such
We are confident that TAS-SSA is the product that will help our customers reach their pain points.
Tone arms also come in a wide variety of lengths, materials, internal wiring, contacts, and balance mechanisms.
We would be happy if we could help you find your favorite combination.
I would like to continue to introduce IKEDA Sound Labs.'s products in detail while explaining them with photos like this.
We also rent out listening devices, so if you are interested, please contact us.
Thank you for reading the long article from the first part to the second part.
IKEDA Sound Labs.Homepage charge






