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Turntable repair Denver area..PLEASE HELP COLORADO
Hello all,
I hope some of my Colorado folks know of a good turntable expert in the area. I have an original Michell Gyrodec which has been the source of many headaches. I had a cartridge and tonearm wires replaced at my local shop (not in Denver) and it sounded good for a while. I am now missing one channel and me thinks the tonearm wires have come loose. I need someone who’s been doing this for a while and might know a thing or two about vintage turntables and arms ( the arm is a Zeta from the ‘80’s).
Hoping to find a guru in the Denver area who can help me love this back to brilliance.
Thanks in Advance
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@birdfan...you're welcome. If Rick can't help, Michael at Brit Audio can repair the tonearm. You would have to take it off and send it to him, but he's EXCELLENT!!! He's rewired/upgraded quite a few arms for me. Highly recommended. |
@rhg3 ive isolated the problem to either the lead cables or the tonearm cable. That tonearm is too much for me to mess with. @mofimadness thanks much I’ll check it out!! |
You might not need a guru for this problem. I have a Gryrodec as well and experienced a similar issue. A few questions: 1) Is this an intermittent problem? In my situation the techno arm wire had frayed right at the RCA connector. But losing a channel could be caused by several things.
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