trackabilityn.
/trakəˈbɪlɪti/ The ability of a stylus or cartridge to track adequately (track v.1 3d).
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trackability1972
1972 Anderson & Jenrick in Jrnl. Audio Engin. Soc. XX. 162 (heading) A practical high-frequency trackability test for phono pickups.
1978 Gramophone May 1970/1 Not only does it check trackability, but also the tone-arm resonance over the frequency range of 4–12Hz.
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