Also, how old is this unit? I ask as it's been in production from 1985-2000 when Technics got out of the low to mid level tables so age can play a role here as well. VPI Scout Turntable Manual Setup and Instruction Manual Scout 2 upgrade instructions included VPI Industries, Inc., 77. You may not ever get it just exactly, but as little as possible may be all it can do.Īlso, one other possibility is the wiring in the arm may be binding and thus causing the arm to move back towards the rest. Do one way a little, and keep going until it either begins to get better, or worse, if it immediately gets worse, turn the screw the other direction until it remains more or less centered (neither moves towards the spindle, or away from it much if at all. Reason for this is you are moving a magnetic device that moves up and down to a fixed magnet being likely and don't turn it much at a time. It should not be tight, but be able to turn easily with an ever so slight drag. Output terminal: 1 PHONO terminal, 1 PHONO ground terminal Power: 100 VAC, 50/60 Hz Power consumption: 8.0 W (On Power)/0.2 W (Power Off) Dimensions (Width x Height x Depth): 353 x 453 x 169 mm Weight: about 9.6 kg Accessories: 1 slip mat, 1 slip sheet, 1 dust cover, 1 EP recording adapter, 1 balance weight, 1 shell, 1 PHONO cable, 1 PHONO. It is a Technics DC Servo Automatic Turntable System, SL-BD27U.
look at the nut and see if you can use needle nosed pliers or something similar to turn it instead. I have an old (1976) Technics rack system that includes a turntable.
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TECHNICS TURNTABLE TROUBLESHOOTING HOW TO
from there Advice on how to deal with turntable earthing issues. At Technics we understand that the listening experience. Secondly, as already mentioned, there is a set screw and as you noted, it has no slot for a screwdriver. The noise is coming direct from my Technics 1210s and not the speakers, amp, or A6. This may reduce the tendency for the arm to want to move back to its rest. Two things, one, make sure your table is very level from side to side and front to back by making sure your platter is level.
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