"VTA depends upon the angle of the cutter head, which varies from LP to LP, and is not dependent upon the thickness of the LP."
Point being that if the LP is thicker then the rear of the arm must be raised for the same playback VTA as a thinner LP.
Y'all don't forget that line contact styli are more sensitive to VTA. As that is what I have and my new rig is a bit tricky to set VTA, I may do normal LP's one day then reset VTA and do 180/200's on a different day. Because of the vacuum I cannot alter the mat thickness.
Have fun spinning,
Robert
Point being that if the LP is thicker then the rear of the arm must be raised for the same playback VTA as a thinner LP.
Y'all don't forget that line contact styli are more sensitive to VTA. As that is what I have and my new rig is a bit tricky to set VTA, I may do normal LP's one day then reset VTA and do 180/200's on a different day. Because of the vacuum I cannot alter the mat thickness.
Have fun spinning,
Robert