RE: Garrard 301 speed issues

Posted by frankwm on January 31, 2014 at 03:43:32

In Reply to: Garrard 301 speed issues posted by Eddie T on January 31, 2014 at 02:10:42:

I've a 'rimless' 301 Cream grease-bearing about to be used again after a decade - but the only cause here would seem to be the spring shown above: as the 45/78 positions would increase the tension (pulled further away from the metal prong/arm): so your spring has become stretched/slack..?

The underneath levers; so long as the 'claw' engages, should not be the source.

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Topic - Garrard 301 speed issues - Eddie T 02:10:42 01/31/14 (11)

RE: Garrard 301 speed issues - mbhcid 07:05:31 01/31/14 (4)

Problem solved - Eddie T 01:03:17 02/02/14 (0)

RE: Garrard 301 speed issues - Eddie T 23:33:44 01/31/14 (2)

In case you need a rebuild - mbhcid 05:51:10 02/01/14 (1)

RE: In case you need a rebuild - Eddie T 21:00:38 02/01/14 (0)

RE: Garrard 301 speed issues - frankwm 03:43:32 01/31/14 (1)

RE: Garrard 301 speed issues - Eddie T 23:23:01 01/31/14 (0)

RE: Garrard 301 speed issues - Fred J 03:35:41 01/31/14 (3)

RE: Garrard 301 speed issues - Eddie T 23:16:18 01/31/14 (0)

I doubt the power switch is the issue. - nocoastjazz@gmail.com 06:30:08 01/31/14 (1)

RE: I doubt the power switch is the issue. - Eddie T 23:05:02 01/31/14 (0)

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RE: Garrard 301 speed issues - frankwm 03:43:32 01/31/14 (1)

RE: Garrard 301 speed issues - Eddie T 23:23:01 01/31/14 (0)

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