Is this a good leveling tool?


Hi,

I recently came accross this item, while reading on a forum.

http://srm-tech.co.uk/epages/4c008923-2265-416e-a207-cc9dd8b06028.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/4c008923-2265-416e-a207-cc9dd8b06028/Products/TSL1

I used my clearaudio level gauge to level my TT but I can't place the level gauge in the very center of the platter. This one can be placed on the very center. Is it helpful or is the presentation of it o the SRM-tech website just rubbish? Has anyone here used this item before?

Otherwise they have a clamp with a bubble level as well. Any feedback would be welcome.

http://srm-tech.co.uk/epages/4c008923-2265-416e-a207-cc9dd8b06028.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/4c008923-2265-416e-a207-cc9dd8b06028/Products/RSC

Best,

B.
boozendormi
Right. That makes totally sense to me when you explain things that way. Thank you gentlemen for your accurate and detailed answers.
I use a digital straight level in the manner ZD explained. The digital readout is a bit more accurate than a bubble.
Well, in some cases, the above is bad advice. Pink Triangle, and others made intentionally dished platters on some models to flatten pinch warped LPs when used with a supplied clamp.

In these instances a laser level adjusted to the inner and outer edges, or the spindle level, would seem to be the best ways to accomplish this.
Thanks for this last tip Viridian. Well, my platter is flat and has been designed to be leveled at any point but I'll keep your advice in mind, just in case :)
If you have a suspended table think twice about using an 8" level. It'll imbalance the suspension and give a mis-read.

Try these instead, in mirrored positions on the platter.
They are so light they won't affect the platter.

http://www.russandrews.com/product-Bubble-Level-Twin-Pack-5021.htm

You can verify the product accuracy by reversing them through 180 degrees at the same location. Just ensure the platter surface is scrupulously clean.