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I have a used Gemini turntable DJQ-1500 that is spinning extremely slow and is laggy when manually adjusting the record

Clean Your Turntable with a microfibre cloth. Power off the turntable and unplug it for safety. Access the turntable's platter by lifting it off. Inspect the belt. If it's loose or damaged, consider replacing it. Amazon should have the belt replacements. If Your Record Player Spins Too Slow, Here's How to Fix It in 3 Steps - All For Turntables
4/18/2024 5:02:37 AM • Gemini Audio... • Answered on Apr 18, 2024
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Both draws will not open on my Gemini CDX 602. What is the best thing to try

It is strange that both won't open, something common to both, power supply to them? https://www.google.com/search?q=gemini+cdx+602+drawers+won%27t+open ..
11/29/2022 5:39:07 PM • Gemini Audio... • Answered on Nov 29, 2022
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The output of my GEMINI GVX-SUB18P is weak and distorted. Also I measured the Voltages Ubase and Uemitter on the output transistors and both are the same: 0.40 Volt DC.

measuring that voltage wont tell you a lot of information. You need to see signals in an audio circuit and those transistors could be MOSFET and or they cannot be tested while in circuit.
5/23/2020 4:07:07 PM • Gemini Audio... • Answered on May 23, 2020
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Hi everyone, I have a Gemini PT 2000 and it's sound is noisy. Moving the tonearm sometimes sounds ok, sometimes sounds worst. The 45 rpm button isn't working, the pitch adj. isn't well calibrated, the tonearm holder (the plastic clip) is broken and the power button light shielding (the transparent or almost transparent plastic is broken in half). Some advices in order to restore the turn table?

Much depends on the noise and where it is originating. The deck doesn't seem well thought of and it is unlikely the manufacturer has a spare parts service - unless you have the skills needed to locate and rectify the "noise", which could be electrical, electronic or mechanical, and otherwise restore the deck it would seem advisable to replace it.
7/16/2018 6:31:37 PM • Gemini Audio... • Answered on Jul 16, 2018
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