Graham: Somehow I lost your answer as to how to repair my TX2' myreply to you is a bit outdated, but if you can find the time to give me another word or two I would appreciate it..Thank you..Bill

I purchased a B&O TX2 Turntable from a person in Minnesota. It was in Mint Condition after sitting in a closet for 8 years. The tone arm was fitted with a B&O MMC1 Cartridge. I don't think the owner of the table realized what a gem he had. I would like to sell the MMC1, but no one seems interested. I am not a dealer and I am not trying to

Graham: Thanks for advice - For some reason, my computer won't download the manual - do I have to convert the download to another system?

I purchased a TX 2 in magnificent condition which just happened to have a mint MMC1 cartridge! However, when I push the play button the tone arm stops short of the record and platter and my precious MMC 1 lands on the deck. I'm afraid to monkey with the train which carris the tone - How can I correct this. Bill

I recently purchased a TX turntable from an estate. It was in an absolute mint condition. It Included the original manual and some original advertising catalogues. I am a greenback as far as B&O are concerned. The turntable included what appeared to be a mint condition cartridge. I assumed wrongly that the higher the number of the cartridge (MMC