Yeah exactly. I live in Hertfordshire, in England, near London. By cartridge do you mean the stylus?

Done that, and it does seem to be better balanced but still the same problem. I'm not convinced the stereo I have will support it, there is a sub woofer pre out plug in the back so would that mean I'd need one to use the turntable with it? But regardless of that it still won't play the record, just keeps skipping back to the beginning. It's

Well the needle can move slightly, so it can be pushed side to side or up and down. Is that normal? its an mmc 3

I have set it up using the instructions someone posted on here (setting the arm to play then unplugging etc) but with my lack of experience it could be wrong. I thought that it might be that it doesn't have enough pressure but i've played about with the counter weight and nothing seems to work. Does the needle become noticably blunt? I was wondering

I've just got small kenwood stereo that a friend gave me (just moved into a flat so can't afford a B&O yet!), it says it has a stereo amplifier on the front, that should be ok shouldn't it? That's the thing, I have set the counterweight using the instructions someone posted on here but with my lack of turntable experience it could

This may be a very simple problem but I have never owned a turntable before so know nothing about them. I have just bought a beogram rx2 from ebay but am unable to get it to work. I have adjusted the counterbalance so it seems to be balanced correctly as far as I'm aware but when I try to play anything on it (despite the arm not situating itself

This may be a very simple problem but I have never owned a turntable before so know nothing about them. I have just bought a beogram rx2 from ebay but am unable to get it to work. I have adjusted the counterbalance so it seems to be balanced correctly as far as I'm aware but when I try to play anything on it (despite the arm not situating itself