How do YOU set VTF on your Rega arm??

Get a VPI riser/adjuster.
chazzbo

The spring resonates at some frequencies, and is therefore better set to zero and use the weight for the downward force needed

I had the Michel on my P25 and it worked great. I had had the EZ Riser and changed it out and glad I did.

On a brief visit to Chicago recently, I discussed the appropriate method for adjusting the VTF on a Regs RB 300 with Bess Nivera of Music Direct( he is extremely knowledgeable apart from being a wonderful person). This was in the context of using an Expressimo counterweight. If I understood correctly, you need to dial in the max VTF(2gm) using the small counter on the RB 300 base and then adjust the VTF by moving the counter weight to achieve the desired VTF with a stylus guage. This is somewhat contrary to what I imagined, namely set the VTF counter to zero, level the tonearm paralell to the platter and thaen dial in the desired VTF using the tonearm VTF adjustment.Am still not sure which is the optimal path. The approach suggested by Bess seems to suggest using the Rega's spring adjustment to best advantage.Tonight, am going to readjust the VTF on my RB 300 Lyra Helikon combo using the Expressimo counterweight and will be happy to share my experiences.
Cheers

..it seems to me that by using the spring to adjust the downward force, you still are including it in the system and it will still resonate...perhaps though at a higher frequency. Never the less, the rear counterweight would have to be set farther back to compensate for the spring tension. I think the closer the weight is to the pivot, the less inertia it can exert on the tonearm itself. Let us know the result of your experiment Sunnyboy1956. Thanks