Garrard zero 100 gets stuck at beginning of record

#Garrard zero 100 gets stuck at beginning of record how to

Somewhere I have a really old KLH Model 52 receiver that also has a phono input, but it hasn't been plugged in for over 20 years so it most likely needs some fettling too. Mostly I listen to web radio which streams from the computer to the Yamaha to a Rotel power amp, but I will eventually find someone to fix the Rotel preamp. That means no vinyl since my other preamp is a stand-alone Yamaha computer sound processor that doesn't have a phono input. Unfortunately my Rotel tuner-preamp has developed a problem with a severe hum when I initially turn it on so I've discontinued using it. So, when I saw the Setton on sale one day (a long time ago) I snapped it up and sold the Dual to a buddy. Before the Setton I had a Dual of some sort, maybe a 1225? It worked just fine but I never used the changer feature and figured eventually something would break since it obviously had a lot of parts. The current cartridge is a Shure, I've mostly had either Shures or Audio Technicas. It always worked well but now needs a belt. Setton was a French brand but if I remember correctly it was made in Japan or Taiwan. When you set it up as directed in the video in the link, it will sound the best it possibly can. Otherwise the turntable may gum up and stop working properly.Р”Р„nd for those of you with newly acquired Dual turntables it's important to set up the arm properly. Usually the response is 'You mean I have to buy MORE equipment?'Р”Р‡or those of you who have Dual turntables I'd like to remind you that the turntables need to be cleaned of old lubes and new ones applied every 5 years or so. Usually it turns out that they bought a turntable, but don't have it plugged into a preamp or speakers or anything like that. Then I get the occasional person that writes to me and tells me they found a turntable at a thrift but it doesn't make any sound while playing a record.

#Garrard zero 100 gets stuck at beginning of record how to

When I first got the first one like that I thought 'Who doesn't know how to play a record?' I thought it was impossible for someone not to figure it out! But then a few months later I receive another similar e-mail from another part of the country or the world. How do the records and this machine come together to make music?'

'My uncle left me his Dual turntable and a bunch of records. Believe it or not, sometimes I get e-mails from viewers of my Dual website and they usually read something like this: