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Topic - What would cause a record to stop playing - jefe 15:05:29 01/20/10 (16)

• thanks - jefe 09:00:31 01/21/10 (1)
• Which tonearm, which turntable and which cartridge? - B.K. 10:55:08 01/21/10 (0)
• Come on you can get to the root of this. - Norm 20:33:05 01/20/10 (1)
• RE: Come on you can get to the root of this. - jefe 09:02:53 01/21/10 (0)
• RE: What would cause a record to stop playing - vinyl phanatic 17:14:57 01/20/10 (0)
• RE: What would cause a record to stop playing - wpod 01/20/1017:02:33 01/20/10 (0)
• Lift the arm, stop the motor, turn off the amp, switch modes on the preamp, a power outtage - artemus 17:02:22 01/20/10 (0)
• Stop picking up your turntable up by the tonearm! - jedrider 16:53:26 01/20/10 (0)
• RE: What would cause a record to stop playing - FolkFreak 16:31:03 01/20/10 (0)
• Check the height of the cueing bar. Might be too high. /nt\ - Opus 104 15:15:29 01/20/10 (6)
• RE: Check the height of the cueing bar. Might be too high. /nt\ - JDK 17:18:56 01/20/10 (0)
• GOOD pickup! - hifitommy 16:00:40 01/20/10 (4)
• Yup... - pretzel_logic 16:47:27 01/20/10 (3)
• That problem with your Moerch can be corrected... - Marc Bratton 21:38:46 01/20/10 (1)
• Thanks... - pretzel_logic 07:47:30 01/21/10 (0)
• my eyes go very bad or get the shakes - hifitommy 18:12:24 01/20/10 (0)

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• RE: What would cause a record to stop playing - wpod 01/20/1017:02:33 01/20/10 (0)