mrcvs
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Post by mrcvs on Jun 16, 2011 20:46:06 GMT -5
My phonograph will play fine if it is opened, thus decreasing weight on the reproducer. When it is closed, it will slow down only when the reproducer is in the play position, even if a cylinder is absent. The limiting factor is when the rear part of the reproducer, as threaded, comes in contact with the threading on the back, which would cause the reporoducer to advance and play the cylinder. Any ideas how to adjust this so it can play through a whole cylinder without slowing down? Thank you.
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Post by seleberry on Mar 9, 2013 20:14:23 GMT -5
I can't get my turn table to sit low enough so the diamond arm will play. Is there a trick to seating the tunrtable?
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Post by lucius1958 on Mar 10, 2013 0:05:17 GMT -5
I can't get my turn table to sit low enough so the diamond arm will play. Is there a trick to seating the tunrtable? What model do you have? (I assume it's an Edison).... And do you mean adjusting the horn height so that the reproducer is at the right level? BillS |
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Post by maroongem on Mar 10, 2013 8:07:48 GMT -5
Where you said you had just moved, I'm wondering if the TT base isn't sitting properly on the cross pin on the spindle.
If this is the case, usually it just takes a bit of tuning the TT with the brake on until it seats on the pin.
This would be best case scenario. Worse case would be if the move upset the horn height adjustment.
BillF
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