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This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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You are so right! I pulled up the turntable and to my surprize, where there should be 2 springs (one on each side) the previous owner has removed them! Who knows why. Anyways I decided to silicone sticky nubs in each corner, to see what would happen. Well, no more skipping! Thank you! Now I'll have to post over in the "Wanted" section
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I've started working on the BG 1000 that is installed in the Beomaster 1200 RG I have. My question would be is the turntable meant to be screwed down solid to the wooden platform? Also...I seem to have trouble with records skipping. I did download the service manual and attempted to adjust the tone arm as described (the counter balance and such
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was made to fit into the Beomaster 1200 RG console? Guy
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I've started to restore the RG 1200 that I picked up a couple of months ago. I notice that there is some "scratchyness" in the treble on one side. It's kind of distorted...more so with louder settings, less so during soft passages. My question would be, before I start taking things apart, What kind of speakers are used in this console
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Thanks for the info Martin...I have found a website that sells the belt and a replacement stylus (sp7). I actually put on an old album and got it to play (badly). When the parts come I plan to clean and lube it and then enjoy. Thanks!
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Thanks...I went ahead and ordered the stylus. Guy
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I have found a website that is selling a sp7. Currently on the turntable is a sp14. Can I just buy the stylus sp7 and stick it in the "can" of the sp14? Thanks! Guy
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Yikes...sorry for the H U G E picture. This is my first time posting a pic. Guy
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I picked up this Radiogram 1200 last week from the original owner. He immigrated here to Canada from London, and brought his well loved stereo with him! My luck, I can't imagine too many people shipping this guy...it's pretty heavy! What I'm looking for is a new belt. The one that is in it now is very loose! I'm sure I'll also need
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I'm loving my new used BV 6-26! I do have one question though. I purchased a DVD that you play to tweak your settings. Has always worked well for my previous Beovision 5000 and friends tvs too. When I want to change levels with the BV 6-26, a grey screen comes up and covers what I'm watching. Any ideas how to make accurate changes? Guy