Anyone have an idea on what I can use to replace the rubber strip on the platter, mine is all curled up
Thanks
Frank
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DoghouseRiley
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If you can't find a replacement, you could make your own using a sheet of rubber, but it must be the same thickness as the original otherwise it will affect the angle of the cartridge/stylus.
The simplest method would be to by a second-hand turntable from a jukebox spares supplier.
The simplest method would be to by a second-hand turntable from a jukebox spares supplier.
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Ron Rich
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Frank,
It's, or a proper replacement is available--check above for a list of suppliers. Ron Rich
It's, or a proper replacement is available--check above for a list of suppliers. Ron Rich
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MattTech
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Gary Stork at his www.thevoiceofmusic.com site has replacement platter mats, in assorted styles, colors, and sizes.
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I took a mouse pad from Big Lots and cut it to fit, works good
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