I just found one of these for 10$ on a flea market, at around 09:45 you say that the cable-holder isn't factory, but mine has one aswell, albeit in a different color.
Nice and very usable video! I have same model and seems that arm lift has no resistance at all while down arm at record-platter. Is there some tip how to fix that? Thanks
Maybe a silly question cuz they are plastic and cheap, but if you come across an ATLP60? I just think it would interesting to see a modern “beginner” turntable
When I get a used TT. For me if it came from the maker with grease I clean it and use a Synthetic grease. I mean it worked for 30 years with what it came with why not use it again lol. But everyone uses what they think works for them. I use oil to on some parts.
haha i touht you were realy done ooh no lets make it... i spend yesterday 5 hours on a b&o turntafel nonono i am broken please b&o never ever make a turntable again just make speakers and call it a day
Nice vid. You have had a run of shite tables lately. You should buy a 5.5 mm nice to have. Did you ever taste the bearing grease? Synthetic grease is nice. Bar and chain oil. You should chill out a bit about the oil. Some guys say grease attracts dirt.....sure in 45 years when it needs servicing again. 99% electronics grade isopropyl alcohol removes old belt instantly. Can't do much about the speed......it is what it is. I refuse to service them.
If I had left the protective film on the chrome of the mat for 50 years, and a tech like you peeled it off I would be livid, and sue your ass. It’s not your turntable so leave it alone.
Those 70's Sanyo turntables were actually very decent
Great video, Great Chanel 👍
I just found one of these for 10$ on a flea market, at around 09:45 you say that the cable-holder isn't factory, but mine has one aswell, albeit in a different color.
I am servicing a TP 600A. The electrical tape on the motor mounting plate is factory installed. I am the first person to open this unit up.
The RCA cable clamp is factory.
I also have them on my 6100k!
I never touch my stylus with my fingers due to oils I use a stylus brush to gently rub to see if there is sound but that's just me to each his own
Nice and very usable video! I have same model and seems that arm lift has no resistance at all while down arm at record-platter. Is there some tip how to fix that? Thanks
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Maybe a silly question cuz they are plastic and cheap, but if you come across an ATLP60? I just think it would interesting to see a modern “beginner” turntable
When I get a used TT. For me if it came from the maker with grease I clean it and use a Synthetic grease. I mean it worked for 30 years with what it came with why not use it again lol. But everyone uses what they think works for them. I use oil to on some parts.
I have the same turntable, but it is spinning slower than it should.
What could be the problem?
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Belt, motor, spindle - it could be a multitude of reasons.
Or what about only going for Direct Drive Turntables like the REVOX B975 or the PIONEER Direct Drive Turntable maybe I am wrong.
Do you clean and lube the nylon arm joints??
Hi, great video. I need help for replace the stylus, i think the cartridge is the original one. Any advice?
Replace the cartridge if it's original. Get an Audio Technica AT-VM95E.
Thanks
No speed alignments on the motor?
It's an AC motor. It's driven off line frequency.
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The spindle was lubed with
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haha i touht you were realy done ooh no lets make it... i spend yesterday 5 hours on a b&o turntafel nonono i am broken please b&o never ever make a turntable again just make speakers and call it a day
Nice vid. You have had a run of shite tables lately. You should buy a 5.5 mm nice to have. Did you ever taste the bearing grease? Synthetic grease is nice. Bar and chain oil. You should chill out a bit about the oil. Some guys say grease attracts dirt.....sure in 45 years when it needs servicing again. 99% electronics grade isopropyl alcohol removes old belt instantly. Can't do much about the speed......it is what it is. I refuse to service them.
That 5.5 is on my list of things to buy, if I ever remember...
Scratching Sanyo of my list, too complicated to maintain. Denon and Yamaha are much simpler.
If I had left the protective film on the chrome of the mat for 50 years, and a tech like you peeled it off I would be livid, and sue your ass. It’s not your turntable so leave it alone.
LMAO what a bell-end.
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Sue my ass eh? 99 percent of people don't even know it's there. Relax.