Gemini PT-1000 II Turntable "direct drive speed" Questions

...direct drive or belt turntable. If it is a direct drive then clearly there is something wrong with the drive circuit that controls the 45 speed. A belt drive model is more problematic, though a two ...

...Direct Drive. If it is a belt model then it's possible that the belt is not in the correct place. Some decks have speed preset control for the two speeds. Sometimes it can be found hidden under the ...

...direct drive.....I'd just let it run for an hour or so and see if it speeds up. If not, and it's valuable, take it to a repair shop. If it's cheap....scrap it! Is the turntable a belt drive or direct ...

...direct drive turntable There should be a 45 and 33 button. If these don't exactly produce the right speed, then you will have to look either under the deck for the speed pre-sets (they might be ...

...direct drive turntable my record player is fluctuating in speed and then slowing down and it makes all my records sound terrible. Direct drive turntables have electronically controlled speed. If the ...

...Direct Drive Turntable? If so, then there is a major problem with the drive system. This can only be diagnosed and repaired by a qualified technician. If your turntable is not the Techics SL1200MK2, ...

...solution? This is known as wow and flutter. It's generally caused by the belt being lose on a belt drive turntable or the motor on a direct drive one. The motor can cause it too on a belt

...direct drive. Why can't speed be adjusted? Spins very fast, and I don't know where to start. Want to use turntable again, if I can fix speed problem Direct Drive turntable's have electronically ...

direct drive decks. If they are belt, then in the first fast speed one the belt might have slipped and is now on the 45 setting when it should be on the 33 setting. The other deck has either a really

...direct drive. If a belt one, there will either be a speed adjuster on the top of the motor, or one on a PC Board. And yes apart from setting the speed, it as straightforward as taking the old one out ...