20 Most Recent Audio Technica AT-LP2D Turntable Questions & Answers

this is belt driven turntable....have you tried adjusting it via the pitch control or even getting another belt for that turntable....

Plug it into the wall socket...Duh!!

Hi, most likely the belt has come off or needs replacing. Remove the platter and check. Cheers john. Stylus City

First off, is this a Sony or an Audio Technica? There can be many mechanical issues causing this. For more information, or should you have any further questions, please visit my website at audioserviceclinic.com. You may contact me through the website. Thank you

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Try to lift the table (it might have a "c" clip lock in the center) and check the belt or idler tire on the bottom of the table.

hi, you need first a pre amp phono or mixer before you patch into the computer to amplified signal in to your vinyl..

Mine had the same problem. It was under warranty and Audio-Technica replaced it promptly.

Try cleaning that lp with an anti static felt record brush, and look for either groove glide or d4 cleaner....Sounds odd, but ive ad records kept in tip top, climate controlled, and funk still gets in the groove.

If you have replaced the cartridge then it must be the cartridge pre-amp that is faulty. If there are any other functions on the device such as CD, then it will not effect them. Unless there is crackling on any other function then the pre-amp has a problem. The pre-amp itself is generally a single IC. You can find it by following the turntable connection back to the inside of the amp. The signals will pass through the IC before being passed to the main pre-amp.