How Do You Fix Technics Turntables?
Despite current trends toward increasingly digitized and synthesized media, niche groups of music lovers opt to simplify music playback with the raw, vintage sound of classic LP record pressings. To get on board with the vinyl resurgence, you will need to find your old Technics turntable. Unfortunately, when hooking up your Technics turntable, you might find that it does not work as well as when you first placed it on that damp, dusty basement storage shelf. Over time, needles break, electronics rust and components bend. Luckily, you can fix many Technics turntable problems right from your home with these suggestions. Check the needle. With a bent or broken needle, you will not get high quality sound from your Technics turntable, and you may even damage the record during playback. If the needle is damaged, replace it before using the turntable. Depending on the model of Technics turntable you’re using, you’ll need a different-sized needle. Visit Vintage Electronics’ website (see Resour
