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Hi,
Assuming the the turntable is on a level platform and that you have "adjusted the weight and anti skating correctly", might it not be just the styli/cartridge that's left in question?
Visually check the styli/cartridge assembly, look for unevenness of wear on the needle itself, compare with a known good styli the angle.
On some rare instances, it is the shielded wire inside the arm.
Hope this be of some help/idea. Post back how things are or should you need further information.
Good luck and kind regards.
All you need to do is look at the cartridge and find the make and model number of it. Put that into google search and the information on the stylus should come up.
I have the same turntable, and sadly the cartridge is proprietary and unable to be changed. However, you can still upgrade the sound quality by replacing the stylus to a higher quality needle. I did that for about $25 and feel better about playing my precious vinyl. The biggest problem to this turntable is the lack of anti-skate. That's very bad...
Ok el termostato comienza a abrir entre 89-93 grados centrigados y abre completamente a los 103 grados y si te llega a 110 grados puede ser que el termostato se queda pegado y abre muy tarde por eso posiblemente llegue a 110 grados.Cambia el termostato ..gracias y espero tu opinion......
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See what type of cartridge is installed in the arm. Manufacturers use common cartridges in turntables, such as Stanton, Shure etc. Detach the head shell from the arm (it usually slips right off via a locking ring and four-pin mini plug) Look for the manufacturer and model number on the cartridge. No need to remove it from the head shell. On most modern cartridges, the stylus (as they are called, rather than the needle) simply slips off and on. No need to remove the entire cartridge (via screws) and re-align it. In fact, many DJs bring a set spare cartridges and styli on a gig, already mounted in head shells, and simply interchange them as needed.
When you have the make and model of the cartridge, go to Radio Shack or use their website to order a new one...or two. Or go to Google and enter "phono stylus" as your search term. You will find reasonably priced styli for nearly every cartridge imaginable. I operate 50 year-old turntables and am able to find replacement cartridges and styli on line. Ebay also has a number of listings, by make and model of the cartridge.
When the new stylus arrives, observe how easily the old one comes out of the cartridge- usually pull and slide - and slide the new one in. Re-insert the head shell on the arm, tighten the locking ring, and you're good to spin!
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