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"ScottW" wrote in message
"wayne" wrote in message ups.com... I hope I have not screwed up on purchasing this Thorens TD170. It's rated =/- .12% DIN but I can hear the pitch instability. At this point I'm trying to sort out if the problem is simply a defect and warranty issue -or par' for this thing. Wayne Smith Where did you come up with this spec. Thorens site says, "The measured values for wow and flutter, rumble and signal-to-noise ratio are actually so low and insignificant that we decided not to publish them." http://www.thorens.com/en/thorens.in...d=en_220_0_1_1 My troll detector has a slight buzz. Anyway, first thing I'd do is check the belt, make sure there isn't a twist in it. Actually, there is no such thing as a regular turntable belt with a twist in it. It would have to have two twists. Then check the auto stop mechanism. Make sure it isn't hanging up and dragging. The actual auto-stop mechanism is effectively disconnected from the tone arm until the tone arm is near the center of its travel. I've never ever seen a auto-stop mechanism cause flutter or wow while playing the outer grooves of a LP. |
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