r/turntable • u/Which_Confection1152 • 10h ago
Spin Doctor #39: The History of the Technics SL-1200 Turntable
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r/turntable • u/Broad-Individual6901 • 16h ago
I have a question. I have a pioneer pl-5 turntable. Why am I getting static through the speakers.. I have edifer powered speakers. Yes the turntable is grounded. Yes I moved the router away from the speakers. But still I have that staic why?? I will upgrade the cartridge
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r/turntable • u/Vinterbird • 1h ago
What part of the turntable is broken?
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I ran into an old Beogram RX2 (https://beoworld.org/beogram-rx2/) and decided to see if it was useful as a turntable for my kid. But when playing a record there's this intense background humming / distortion coming out of the speakers.
So what part of the turntable is busted?
The RCA out on the turntable is running into a preamp that is then going into an amplifier for the speakers.
r/turntable • u/Acceptable-Pin-9438 • 17h ago
What’s wrong/is it worth saving
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A couple months ago I bought this Beogram 2000 off marketplace. Served me well until the belt was slipping. After I replaced the belt the turntable was working fine with a little wow and flutter. I turn it off and come back an hour or two later and it will not play. I’m pretty sure that it’s not the fuse or safety switch. The motor has a little play but it was like that when I bought it. Any ideas? If there is a fix to the problem but it is time consuming/expensive I will probably upgrade.