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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Collect89, post: 1717478, member: 15445&quot;]Here is a description of the set-up.&nbsp; First the rubber pad was removed from the turntable exposing the aluminum turntable beneath.&nbsp; A metal disc (scrap from my factory) was then dented at the center so that it fit onto the center post of the turntable.&nbsp; The metal disc is securely taped to the tone arm.&nbsp; (See photo #1).&nbsp; This taping to the tone arm keeps the disc from rotating while the turntable beneath does rotate.&nbsp; A ball bearing was attached to the tone arm just to weight it heavily.&nbsp; A similar ball bearing was taped to the turntable beneath.&nbsp; As the ball bearing taped to the turntable rotates, it caused the metal plate to rise (where the ball bearing is located).&nbsp; (See photos #2 &amp; #3).&nbsp; The result is that the plate rocks &amp; rolls while it does not rotate.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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