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Have you fitted new drive belts?? I use stroboscopic disc and mains lighting at 50Hz. Rotation is very stable. My turntable drive motors, both AC and DC are absolutely silent!

It must be a Mk2, sometimes called fully wired. Nothing else will do, no matter what anyone else says!

[quote user="chartz"] [quote user="joeyboygolf"]I think my servo motors are all plastic. I don't recall any of them making any noise, even when driving the full length of arm travel.[/quote] Well my carriage motor has worked flawlessly since the repair, but noise there is most definitely , and it is loud enough! I have made no

I think my servo motors are all plastic. I don't recall any of them making any noise, even when driving the full length of arm travel. I have replaced all the belts so there is no slippage on the pulleys.

I suggest that you get a quote first. You may get a nasty shock.

I have Beogram 4002, 4004 and two Beogram 6000. As far as noise goes, I'm not sure what you are talking about!!! I hear a microswitch avtivate on pressing START and a solenoid click when the needle drops. The reverse happens at the end of the record. That's it!!! The speed change is silent! As far as motor noise, there is none. Either AC or

As far as I am aware, that is how the Beo4 works. The same happens with PHONO.

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