20 Most Recent Stanton T.120 Turntable Questions & Answers

lift the platter and check the belt is on correctly. [email protected]

The belt that drives the platter may have shifter or the gears that turn the platter may be unaligned. Open it up yourself and check out the inside but be careful not to break anything or go into a local music/dj store. they may be able to help you for cheap or for free.

That is correct and it won't return after the record has finished playing I suspect.

Try the switch in the other position and see if that fixes the problem. some turntables had a phono level that is different than a standard rca line level input. Also try a different cable if the rca is not hardwired in to the turntable. The cable could be bad. If worse comes to worse upgrade to another amplifier or tuner that has a separate phono input. hope that helps.

Google "The Needle Doctor" - and then call them. I was just in their shop, and they have Tons of spare parts. (and an aquarium full of disposed cartridges/needles - pretty funny!)

First - Has the cartridge failed, or has a wire become lose to it? Have you checked the cable comming from deck?
If you have or none of these gives solves the problem, then try reversing the leads on the cartridge so the good ouput gets the missing channel. If you still can't hear it then there's a electronic fault on the left hand channel pre-amp inside the record deck.

you shoudnt run your turntable through line m8 just phono use line for cd decks

You know it isn't for playing records. It is made for DJ Scratching from the 1980s.

Str8-60, any facts of info?

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stanton str8-60 : r/turntables

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If they are the glass type fuses then they might still have the wattage on the metal ends. However that might be the least of your problems. Fuses blow like that due to an overload. So you should look around for a shorted device such as a power transistor or anything having an heat sink on it.

Manual here http://www.stantondj.com/pdf/manuals/str880_owners_manual.pdf The STR8-80 has a phono output on L-R RCA jacks which is switchable to line level It also has an S/PDIF digital output on an RCA cable (not optical) So the answer comes down to - what does your computer have for inputs? You may be able to put the line outs into a stereo microphone input if your computer has it. The best overall choice may be to get a USB audio interface to convert from analog to digital. Then you can run the L- R outputs in Line Out mode and the interface will handle the digitizing. https://www.wirerealm.com/guides/top-10-best-audio-interfaces

Not sure how a turntable will damage a vinyl record - the turntable merely turns the record at the right speed and it is the user's task to ensure the unit is level, the tone arm is in good order, a suitable cartridge and stylus is installed and the correct adjustment of stylus playing weight has been checked. A record deck is not really a plug-and-play unit but more a hobby; requiring tools (spirit level, magnifier, stylus balance) and a certain amount of skill and knowledge.