Hi Guys! A few months ago I posted an issue I was having with my Beogram RX turntable. Dillen suggested it was oxidization and that a spring cleaning would probably do (Thank you Dillen!). Sure enough I took it to the B&O store here in Toronto and they cleaned the innards, replaced the RCA leads and also did some new soldering. After an initial

Thank you, I'll try that! again and again. :) However should I need to open this baby up (something I've never attempted to do before) and clean the innards, do you recommend any particular solution / method? Also, this thing looks impossible to take apart. Do you know where I could go to find out about doing that?

Hi Everyone! This is my first post here. I encountered a problem when setting up my old Beogram RX turntable today. After just two years packed away (in the very room my system is in, not a basement / storage area etc.) upon setting it up and trying to play an LP, the tonearm swings over to the record, touches down for a second, picks back up and returns