They don't make the parts I'm missing anymore.
They don't make the parts I'm missing anymore.
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Off topic, but as a person who fixes old turntables. That looks like a plastic piece of shit that needs to go in the garbage.
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They're good as a cheap shellac record player, just need to get a 3mil stylus. The old phonographs that played them sucked too.
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I had to laugh at this. I do a lot of hobby electronics repair and yeah, these pieces of dog shit are all over our local "collector" "vintage" and "retro" boards. Yeah imma give you $80 for your Sears cardboard box that's also water stained, and even when it was new had incorrect and also non-adjustable platter speed /s
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this is one of the most on topic comment in this thread.
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oh yeah that turntable? it is a bog standard $5 plastic piece of junk manufactured in bulk in China. you can easily fix it with a hammer.
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I was born with a different configuration that is unsupported.
Good times.There are open source efforts to fix and workaround issues but they don't help much with integration.
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How many parts of you do I need to replace before you become someone else?
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The control unit.
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Only the one that does the job of fixing it properly?
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Your local Tool and Die shop does. In fact they love this kind of shit. Making 1-off parts that are no longer manufactured. It's not the lions share of their business. But it's part of it. Hit em up.
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Don't break things you only have one of. Neck and back sux
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Also don't unfixably break things in your body even with redundancies. That's no fun, either.
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Denn das Loch in meinem Herzen
Sieht genauso aus wie du
Und mit keinem andren Deckel
Geht es je wieder zu
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Had one of these. Used it all of 2 times before moving. Next time I tried to fire it up, nothing but an occasional clicking sound
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