Direct Drive Turntable Speed Problems at Allen Stark blog

Direct Drive Turntable Speed Problems. Rather common among pioneer direct drives. A direct drive turntable not holding speed can be frustrating for any vinyl enthusiast. However today i put on a 'flat as a pancake' copy of rubber soul and it slowed down dramatically half way through the second or. My first guess is you have a stuck 33/45 switch, stuck in the 33 position. Just now, as i was listening to a record the sound suddenly got really wobbly. If this tt has not been used in the last few years just. The speed problem is probably oxidation in the speed selector switch. The problem now is that the turntable is spinning way too fast at both 33 and 45 settings, no matter how i adjust vr1, vr2, and vr3(pitch control dial). When a direct drive turntable starts playing too fast, it can disrupt your listening experience and diminish the enjoyment of your vinyl collection.

When a direct drive turntable starts playing too fast, it can disrupt your listening experience and diminish the enjoyment of your vinyl collection. My first guess is you have a stuck 33/45 switch, stuck in the 33 position. Just now, as i was listening to a record the sound suddenly got really wobbly. Rather common among pioneer direct drives. The problem now is that the turntable is spinning way too fast at both 33 and 45 settings, no matter how i adjust vr1, vr2, and vr3(pitch control dial). The speed problem is probably oxidation in the speed selector switch. If this tt has not been used in the last few years just. However today i put on a 'flat as a pancake' copy of rubber soul and it slowed down dramatically half way through the second or. A direct drive turntable not holding speed can be frustrating for any vinyl enthusiast.

Technics Quartz SLQ200 Direct Drive Automatic Turntable SLQ200

Direct Drive Turntable Speed Problems When a direct drive turntable starts playing too fast, it can disrupt your listening experience and diminish the enjoyment of your vinyl collection. My first guess is you have a stuck 33/45 switch, stuck in the 33 position. However today i put on a 'flat as a pancake' copy of rubber soul and it slowed down dramatically half way through the second or. The speed problem is probably oxidation in the speed selector switch. The problem now is that the turntable is spinning way too fast at both 33 and 45 settings, no matter how i adjust vr1, vr2, and vr3(pitch control dial). When a direct drive turntable starts playing too fast, it can disrupt your listening experience and diminish the enjoyment of your vinyl collection. Rather common among pioneer direct drives. A direct drive turntable not holding speed can be frustrating for any vinyl enthusiast. Just now, as i was listening to a record the sound suddenly got really wobbly. If this tt has not been used in the last few years just.