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The ART

'ART' means Aligned Resonance Transport. Constructing, building and

designing the 'ART' has been characterised by the principles of analog

transport techniques.

'ART' is a direct driven mass transport and uses a magnetic stabiliser for

smooth rotation of the Compact Disc.

The 'ART's' base consists of a heavy granite stone plate weighing ten

kilograms on which the electronic components and the clock circuit are

mounted floating as well. The housing is made of a wooden top coated

with grey synthetics (NEXTEL) and a 2mm steel chassis that benefits of

the resonance defeating mass of the granite plate for stability and smooth

performance.

'ART's' weight is approx. eight teen kilograms. The clock generator is

mounted floating as protection from resonances to provide a maximum of

independence of the internal clock from outer noise sources. As a result

'clock jitter' is avoided at the root.

The pick up unit is mounted within a 5mm thick mill-cut aluminium plate

and fixed by high tension polyester straps within the wooden top.

Display

The display of the 'ART' is a vacuum fluorescent display that is emitting

a red light. In rooms with low ambient light best results will be achieved.

The display will inform you about the current state of the 'ART' i.e. the

track number and the time position of the current track in minutes and

seconds etc

Care

Please allow the 'ART' to adapt to the climatic conditions at your room

after transport. As known for every optical device cold and humidity can

lead them covered in condensation. Leave the top of the 'ART' open for

several hours before switching on the first time after transport.

Please always use a soft, lint-free cloth for cleaning the 'ART'.