Undertaking
Patent
1978-06-22
1979-05-01
Phillips, Charles E.
Undertaking
G11B 318
Patent
active
041519981
ABSTRACT:
A phonograph tone arm and cartridge damping system in which a damper is coupled to a tone arm having a cartridge at one end thereof or to the cartridge itself and is adapted to ride on the surface of a record to minimize the effect of surface warps on the tone arm and cartridge. The damper includes a housing, a low friction piston slidable within the housing, and a glider adapted to ride on the surface of the record. The piston has an orifice therethrough to permit ambient air forced through the orifice to serve as the damping medium, or the piston and the housing have a preselected spacing between them to allow ambient air to flow therethrough. The glider has attached thereto a piece of soft velure or pile fabric, or a plurality of brush tips, which act to minimize friction between the glider surface and the record.
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patent: 3228700 (1966-01-01), Andrews et al.
patent: 3301565 (1967-01-01), Bachman
"A New Method of Arm Cartridge Damping," Rangabe, Collected Papers, 2nd Ed., 1975 Convention of Audio Engineering Society.
Kurtin Stephen
Maier Bruce R.
Berenzweig Jack C.
Discwasher Corporation
Phillips Charles E.
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