Gemini Audio Players & Recorders - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

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

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 ..

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.

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.

Sorry we have no way to know were you are so how can we recommend a place to buy it?

It depends on what connections the laptop has. Most have an audio in socket. So you can use that. All you need is to find a audio out on the deck. I looked at an illustration and it has an headphone socket. So you could use that. Just keep the volume control low.

Well this website is showing the picture of it, but you will have to enquire if they are still selling it. It will just slide on and a screw will tighten it up. http://www.trusound.co.uk/P/409/Gemini+TWMT-3601604+Tonearm+Counterweight+ I can't find on the net anyone else selling parts for this model, still.

Check motor bearings?

Cartridges require no special pre-amp. If your amp has one built in the sound from the deck will come out at the same level as other functions. If the amp has no inbuilt pre-amp you will still hear sound (if the cartridge is working) only the volume will be too low to listen to. All you need do is connect the record player to the amp and see if you can hear the sound. If you can't then you need a magnetic cartridge pre-amp. By the way if you need a new cartridge you don't have to stick with a Gemini make. You can use any one you want as long as it will fit into the headshell. There some better makes of cartridge out there, that will give better sound quality. It all depends on what you want to spend on a cartridge!

You could try this place http://www.trusound.co.uk/index.php?page_id=24

This is not an audiophile turntable. There is no provision for adjusting the vertical tracking angle. The closest you can come to making an adjustment is to place shims between the phono cartridge and the headshell.

Look at the cartridge make and model number fitted. Put that into Google and the type of stylus needed will show up.

Just look at the cartridge and find the make and model number. Put that into google and the stylus should appear.

Look at the cartridge it fits into and put the make model number into google. That should find the stylus.

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UNPLUG, WAIT 10 SECONDS TRY AGAIN, IF NO JOY THEN YOUR MOTOR HAS GONE.

Is the unit earthed ?

I don't understand what you mean. Are the electronics parts missing does it have a power supply or is it just the cartridge that's not there?

Clearly an electrical fault. Could be something to do with the power supply or the speed control circuit, or even the motor itself. For the manual visit the Gemini website.