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Original page first published in December, 2001
CHECK:
DIY A Not Too Heavy
Turntable Weight And the 33/45 RPM 2006 design. Weighing approx. 375 gr. If you want to make it lighter, than simply change the height of the larger part. But do not forget to keep the hole for the spindle long enough. Suitable
for all Direct Drive Turntables, for
How
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The
design - Copyright 1980-2013 by Rudolf A. Bruil -
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be used by individuals for personal use.
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This is the Special Stabilizer Centre Weight including a 45 RPM adaptor for playing 7" 45 RPM discs with large hole, but also for playing 10" and 12" LPs. This is the best and most handy way to play 7" 45 RPM records using a stabilizer weight.
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This is how to use it: 1.
put the adaptor over the spindle.
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2.
put the record on.
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The
design - Copyright 2005-2007 by Rudolf A. Bruil |
3.
place the weight over the adapter.
Now
you can play the record. The result: the weight will keep the 7" record
firm on the platter and improve the signal |
TOTAL WEIGHT
HARMONICS
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The
Technics SL1100 turntable with Rabco Tangential Arm,
Universal Record Stabilizing Ring and Universal Record Weight.
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Original page first published in December, 2001
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