20 Most Recent RCA Spirit Of St. Louis Radio/Cassette/CD Boombox Questions & Answers

This model of turntable automatically stops when the needle reaches the center(the end) of the record. The motor should turn back on if you move the arm to the far right of the player, past its resting spot.

Right, sorry, not trying to make money, just trying to get these things.

put it on phono

There are, but it's..... hit and miss. The remotes don't cover all remote devices. You will need the serial # and the brand B-4 you shop for a remote. Not available from the manufacturer?

Phono button is turntable selector. May be the turntable switches on when you move the arm to the edge of the record.

Do you have the old needle? If so, you can match them up to charts provided by dealers. If not, try to find out the make / model of the turntable chassis. Providing some close up photos that would be a big help.

ask a shop or dealer-radio shacks pretty good with things like that.

Best source for finding these are online.eBay is perhaps the most price competitive however you really need to know they exact needle for your machine.If you search, you can find comparison charts to match up your old needle. These are usually the best. If you don't have the old needle, try to figure out what type of cartridge your machine has, then find a needle based on that info. Worst case you may have to buy a new cartridge and needle.Be sure to save the make & model numbers!I can personally vouge for these guys:http://www.thevoiceofmusic.com/they do a great job of helping people find what they need.

more info needed - could be that the 'belt' driving the turntable has slipped or broke - what type of player is this?