MMC 20EN, never used, in original case, from late 80's. What is it worth? Would it still work well? Craig

OK, you guys are really helpful, thanks. My goal may cause audiophiles to cringe, but I want to digitize my vinyl collection so that I can finally get rid of those LPs that I seldom want to listen to, but can't bring myself to get rid of, such as a recording of Handel's Converti a due cori by the English Chamber Orchestra. I have about 60 LPs

Again, thanks! Before opening it up, is it necessary to engage the lock-down screws on the bottom of the turntable? And, removing the cartridge, do I pull it forward? Does it twist? I'm in new territory here. -Craig

Thanks again Peter and Mika, I'm going to ask the shop where I bought tt to fix the ground. I've done some basic electronics soldering in the far distant past, but I think it's easier to ask the vendor to make it right. Plus I'm a little intimidated about opening up the tt. Do either of you guys a PDF that would provide instructions

Thank you both, Peter and Mika, for your quick responses. • The stylus does say it is an MMC 4000. Should I assume it is not any good? How can I tell if the stylus is shot? I bought the unit in part because I was told that the previous owner had recently replaced the cartdridge and it had little play time on it. I really would prefer to not spend

Hi, I just bought a Beogram 4002 that I have a few questions about, I'm hoping you folks can help. • I was told when I bought it that the owner had very recently replaced the cartridge and stylus. The cartridge says MMC 4000. Since my research on the internet tells me that even the replacement for the MMC 4000 has been discontinued, is there