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    Paul Cantrell (inthehands@hachyderm.io)'s status on Saturday, 01-Apr-2023 23:36:33 JSTPaul CantrellPaul Cantrell
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    @UncivilServant @conniptions @mekkaokereke
    Huh, it’s possible! And also possible that a player’s speed might vary slightly, creating a subtle waver that becomes a sonic fingerprint.

    Some quick math says a player being off by 0.1 rpm is about the threshold of audible difference (5 cents, though more like 0.5 cents to a highly trained ear).

    Anecdotes here of people seeing much larger variances: https://www.whatsbestforum.com/threads/turntable-speed-variances-and-acceptable-levels.15428/ Don’t have total confidence in their methods, but your theory is credible.

    In conversation2 years ago from hachyderm.iopermalink

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      Turntable Speed variances and acceptable levels?
      Hi, I have a Nottingham Analogue TT that has a low-torque motor, which is always on. There is no on/off switch and only requires a fairly gentle push of the platter to bring it up to its proper rotation. I have always found, and still do, that it's speed accuracy was very good and consistent...
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