@badger_erich
how close are your speakers to your turntable?
what sort of rack is your turntable sitting on?
assuming you know that this vinyl has not already had the grooves damaged.......
that fuzzy sort of sound might be an extreme case of feedback from the music. one easy way to check that out would be if you have a set of headphones that you could listen to the vinyl playback with your amplifier off and your speakers silent. if you still have that fuzzy sound then it’s your cartridge or set-up, or maybe a bad bearing in your arm, or even maybe the arm bearing is not properly seated in the bearing cup....or the tone arm base might be loose, or the arm board might be loose.
anyway, those would be the first things i would check.
how close are your speakers to your turntable?
what sort of rack is your turntable sitting on?
assuming you know that this vinyl has not already had the grooves damaged.......
that fuzzy sort of sound might be an extreme case of feedback from the music. one easy way to check that out would be if you have a set of headphones that you could listen to the vinyl playback with your amplifier off and your speakers silent. if you still have that fuzzy sound then it’s your cartridge or set-up, or maybe a bad bearing in your arm, or even maybe the arm bearing is not properly seated in the bearing cup....or the tone arm base might be loose, or the arm board might be loose.
anyway, those would be the first things i would check.