Hi guys, I'm the proud owner of a BeoGram 4002 type 5521. Since when I won an ebay auction a year ago, my BG4002 has always got a very light speed variation, constant in time like an oscillation, quite small playing the heavier 33 RPM records and more audible playing the lighter 45 ones. This made me think it was related to the motor itself, whose

Hi Martin, thanks for helping! How mu ch would it be ? And... about the lamp. I really woulnd't think about a blown lamp (if you refer to the sensor arm's light, it works). I thought that it could be caused by an electric sensor that "feels" the tonearm's tilt, I couldn't imagine it was optical too Good to know: I'll tell

Hello Rick, where can I order a stainless steel tacho disk like yours? And... any idea about the following problem? The carriage correctly scans the turntable and follows any commands given by the buttons but, while playing the record, even if the tonearm correctly moves along the groove, it doesn't give the whole carriage the signal to move with