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Originally Posted by bcrdukes
I'm not sure which model of turntable you have, but if you ever get an opportunity, first, get a needle/cartridge and test it out. Listen carefully and take note of the sound quality. Simple things to go over are the grounding cable and the RCA cables. Cleaning them up can make a huge difference!  |
The turntable is a vintage Technics SL-23, semi-auto.
Unfortunately, the turntable's motor is shot. The power supply is good, but it won't spin at 33 or 45. I'll have to do some more research, but trying to fix the thing may actually cost more than buying another used table on the market.