Kuzma STOGI REF 313 110513 - Manual (Page 5)

3.1.2. Armbase mounting:
To fix armbase to armboard you will need the correct length of three socket head screws,
washers and Alley key 5 mm. Fit washers on screws and insert into underside of tonearm board
and up into tonearm base. Position base so that height adjustment (VTA adjustment) screw is at
top right position, i. e. 2 o’clock and tighten screws using Allen key.
Remember that the screws are of harder material than the armbase (aluminum) so do not over
tighten as this could damage the base.
Note: if armboard is thicker then 22 mm:
Either obtain screws of a length that will go through the armboard and into the base to a depth
of approximately 5mm, or sink the screw heads by first drilling a large hole of about 9 mm with
a drill and then drilling a hole of smaller dimension through this.
Put tonearm board back on turntable.
3.2. Tonearm mounting:
Note: Be sure that the tonearm is not too low.
Insert tonearm cable through hole in armbase, then the pillar and fix it at a suitable height using
Allen key 3 mm at the height adjustment screw in the base.
Screw on counterweight so that the thread is covered.
It may now be necessary to adjust the suspension on the turntable due to the added
weight of the tonearm.
Fix tonearm cable onto the turntable ensuring that there is adequate cable to allow for
height adjustment. If the turntable has a suspended subchassis, position cable in such a way that
the subchassis has freedom of movement.
The phono plugs are marked in the standard way: left - white, right - red, and
should be inserted into phono inputs. The connector at the end of the grounding
wire should be connected to GND on preamplifier.
Check that the bias and thread are correctly positioned (it may have tangled during
handling).
For optimum performance you may wish to forego the convenience of the finger lift. If so, this
should now be removed using Allen key 0.7mm, loosening screw
and easing out lift. Replace screw in hole.
Remove wire securing arm tube.
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