Most of you will agree with me Turntable repairing is not for all electronics mechanics. Specially those complicated Garrard Changers and the like cannot be repaired by any mechanic and unfortunately those who used to specialize in them are not to be found these days. I have been fortunate to have a TT mechanic who is in his 40's but had been fascinated by these kind of players from a very young age and I am trying to dedicate his service entirely to to the service of Turntables. I know he has the potential to dismantle and put back even the most complicated TTs as well as the modern ones of the 80's . Except the fully electronic players like those Sansui linear tracks with electronic problems, he can service competently most Turntables including servicing of the tonearm assembly and the motor. He has a fantastic mechanical mind and has taken my Garrrard 301 completely apart and reassembled it with ease. So if any of the Forum members want to use his service, you can contact me as he is doing some other work also and I would like to engage him exclusively for this work in future as Vinyl is coming back in a big way and we need guys like him