reubensm
Well-Known Member
There is an old Russian saying (which used to be jokingly brought up when the MIR space station was in orbit) - if it isn't broken, don't fix it.
These decks dont really need any servicing or calibration, other than lubricating the spindle one in a while.
A Technics SL1200 (all models) can be stripped down to pieces and reassembled without any worry whatsoever. However, in order to do so, one would need some experience and the right tools. There are numerous YouTube videos on how to do so.
Getting the best out of a turntable is not difficult for average to good listening, but if you have higher expectations, the entire chain from LP record to speaker and room, comes into the picture. If you just want to relax and enjoy some good music on vinyl records, look no further than the SL1200 with a decent cartridge.
These decks dont really need any servicing or calibration, other than lubricating the spindle one in a while.
A Technics SL1200 (all models) can be stripped down to pieces and reassembled without any worry whatsoever. However, in order to do so, one would need some experience and the right tools. There are numerous YouTube videos on how to do so.
Getting the best out of a turntable is not difficult for average to good listening, but if you have higher expectations, the entire chain from LP record to speaker and room, comes into the picture. If you just want to relax and enjoy some good music on vinyl records, look no further than the SL1200 with a decent cartridge.
