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In Reply to: RE: The 9/32" drill bit is probably a good size for almost all spindles, but posted by tketcham on April 22, 2021 at 12:48:48:
"I guess if that's the case and AR put an oversized spindle on their turntables then I'd either machine the AR spindle to NAB standard (good luck with that one) or find a replacement platter that had the correct spindle specification. I'd hate to ream out the hole in a bunch of LPs just to fit the AR turntable if that's what you're having to do."
I performed factory authorized service for AR in the '70s and '80s. We saw a lot of their products, including the entire turntable line. I never experienced any issues with test records on those turntables, nor did even one customer ever complain about an issue like this. Considering the large numbers of AR TTs that were sold, the problem being discussed here clearly lies with the LPs themselves, not the exact size of the AR spindle. I see this problem from time to time as well, and my TT is Denon.
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- AR was never a problem back in the day - Triode_Kingdom 04/3/2512:08:16 04/3/25 (1)
- RE: AR was never a problem back in the day - Don Reid 07:12:03 04/4/25 (0)
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