Technics 1200, no sound out right speaker

Hi Thomas, as you say, it's not the engine, nor the integrated engine
Most likely, the pitchel potentiometer that generates the problem
I would try to clean it, applying a small amount of contact cleaner and test if there are improvements
Keep in mind that it is the Pitch potentiometer that is changing the speed
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Regards Franco Dosil

Hola Thomas, por lo que comentas, no es el motor, ni el integrado del motor
Lo mas seguro es que el potenciometro de pitch el que genera el problema
Yo intentar?a limpiarlo, aplic?ndole una peque?a cantidad de limpiador de contactos y probar?a si hay mejoras
Ten en cuenta que es el potenciometro de Pitch el que va modificando la velocidad
Comenta si sirvi? la sugerencia
Saludos Franco Dosil
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Hi, it needs to be earthed to your mixer or amp. Cheers john

Hi, check to make sure the headshell is fitted properly to the tone arm and that the stylus is not damaged. Cheers john. Styluscity

Have you tried cross-plugging the speaker cables (i.e. swapping left and right channels) to be absolutely sure it is the amp ? I have a speaker that needs a fair amount of volume to wake it up, but after that performs well.

who ever told you that is a ****, start n stop are tied into the power of the turntables motor etc. if you plug the turntable in turn it on n hit start. it should start. if not who ever sold it to you made a BS lie to get rid of them cause the motor was burnt out. start n stop have nothing to do with the mixer what so ever. so try just hooking up the turntable and turn the power on. see if anything lights up then his the start button and see if the platter starts to move if not its your motor.

Try plugging it into a different power point. The problem is with the power supply fluctuating. You can eliminate that with a UPS, here is a link to wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uninterruptible_power_supply

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try to clean your fader with contact cleaner and move it many times after cleaning -check your connection plugs(buy it from radio shack near you.

If you've already replaced the RCA /Phono cables, then the only other item that would cause this kind of problem is your tonearm, and it will need to be replaced.

- OPTiC
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More than likely your RCA cables are going bad, and will need to be replaced. Not the hardest self-repair, but you will need to have some soldering skills. In addition, caution should be taken when taking apart your turntable.

Check out the following videos for self-repair assistance on these wonderful DJ turntables.

If you think it's too much for you to do yourself, get some professional assistance. Shouldn't cost too much for repair.

Hope this helps some.

- OPTiC.
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It sounds like the pitch slider needs to be replaced...

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Cover insured UPS charges both ways and you will get sorted.