It's 5.3 inches long. You insert it and twist. Anyone know what type this is? It's broken and I need a new one.
Thanks!
Stacking Spindle of Unknow origin
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Looks like an older 1000 series United Audio-Dual spindle.
They're known for the rubber gripper fingers deteriorating over time.
One of their weak points of a nice changer.
By now, even NOS spindles are no good either.
Good luck.
They're known for the rubber gripper fingers deteriorating over time.
One of their weak points of a nice changer.
By now, even NOS spindles are no good either.
Good luck.
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