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Here in 2024, it also helped me heaps. I was seriously almost considering buying a new turntable because of how maddening it was. Especially when trying to play an instrument alongside a song. Again, thank you.

Nice. Thanks for the upload.

Most loop antennas are inductively coupled to the loop antenna in all receivers. If the receiver has an external antenna input for MW(AM). As far as a ground connection, never connect the ground to the the AC ground of your home. You may be living in a building with poor electrical wiring, which can damage your receiver, and electrocute you! To ensure a proper ground for your antenna you'll need a copper stake, crushed charcoal, salt and water. Prepare the soil where the ground is located. Add to the soil in order: charcoal, salt, water, ground stake. For best conductivuty keep it moist . If you live where you can't plant a ground stake, you can still have a ground. Fill up a gallon jar with natural soil, salt and crushed charcoal. Fill the jar halfway. Solder a piece of wire to a 3×5 or 4×6 pcb and placei into the jar. Put in the remaining soil mixture. Connect the antenna and ground to the external inputs . In the event of a storm disconnect the antenna from the receiver, as electrostatic discharge can damage your receiver. I use a loop wiyh a variable capacitor to tune in stations and to null out interference. Hope this info helps.

Clockwise or counterclockwise

This guy's gotta get to the point

Thanks for the video, helped a lot!

My first experience with high-speed recording was with the Uher Reporter reel-to-reel-the sound quality at max speed was jaw-dropping. Now, with my Marantz SD 3020, which I reviewed on my channel, I’m diving into various tapes and speeds, even using my guitar to reveal its capabilities. The precision of these machines is remarkable!

I absolutely believe this is the method to adjust the speed but It’s not working for me. I’m definitely in the hole and I turn it, but there is no change in speed what so ever.

Very nice gear!

Finally I´ve found a way to fix this annoying issue.😊Thank you so much!!

I doubled the tape speed today on my Philips cassette recording deck and the sound quality indeed was excellent :0) ❤

Here in Scotland I'll have to stick the short wire into the Earth hole on our standard 3 pin sockets in UK (no plate screw).

Hi Mike thx for your video. I got this platine from one of my friend because he found the sound was not good and ask me my advise. I am first very surprised by the weight/force put on the cell. When the arm goes down it really crashes down (an airplane landing like that on a tarmac would not survive I think) the saphir letting the small yellow cap at less than one millimeter from the disk. Is it normal ? I can add that I try to mesure the weight with a micro balance (1-200g) and I found that the saphir weight is 4,79 g. I found it very high but it s perhaps normal for this kind of entry level platine. Thx in advance for your feedback backs.

Thanks mate, took me fking 15min but I finally got it

Im working with tesla coil which is oscillating at 300khz but i received too much noise with less sound quality but i do hope this will work out

Multitrack cassette recorders often ran at the 3.75 ips speed... some models featured both 1 7/8ths and 3 3/4ths speed and the cheap ones only at the 1.78 (avoid those) speed. Like others have said, I wish cassette deck makers back in the day had a double speed feature. Has anyone here experimented with multitrack recorders (featuring 3 3/4ths ips speed) for recording LP's and such?

As old as this video is…I am in desperate need of some help. I believe I have the newer version of this turntable, with Bluetooth, but am still faced with the problem of my vinyls playing too fast. I came to this video for help but after trying for over 2 hours now, there has still been zero change in the speed. I am unsure what I am doing wrong, please help.

you can use cable ties

Cool idea and it sounds like it worked to me. The high speed version sounded less muted.

Can you use a single wire ? Does the speaker wire need to connect together on the outdoor side?

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Awesome setup!

Did you have some 5-year old kid do your video?

Thanks so much!

I almost cried seeing you're small GE radio . My grandmother gave a similar one , but somehow I lost it in a taxi cab about 15 years ago , I had a really hard time accepting that I have lost such a precious gift from my dear grandmother .

Hey there. Can a screw also be used in place of a rivet?😀

My PS-LX300USB tonearm is dampened unlike yours. Nothing like yours. Mine goes gently up and down no matter how quickly the button is pushed

I understand playing music in mono...but does it record in mono? As in, if I plug in a stereo cord will it record in stereo, where it will play such on another player? Or is literally everything about this recorder mono ONLY? Thanks.

Thanks Mike!

I have used a ferrite rod with a coil on it next to a Radio to boost the signal

Thank you! I HAD attempted to do this before with a strobe, and I got the speed fairly close, but it was a little fast. Was pleased to see this video to remind me what to do. This time I used an app. The big problem is actually finding the screw slot to pop the screwdriver into. Probably took me 45 minutes to sort. Initial attempts, we unsuccessful, since it became obvious I didn't find the slot! Then eventually I DID adjust it, but now it was too slow!. More attempts, back to too fast! EVENTUALLY I got is spot on! Compared playing a vinly track in sync with the same track on Spotify. They were IN SYNC! Phew!!

Mike, hello. I know its been 4 years almost but the video still helps people like me. I just figured it out how to make my machine slower. Thanks man, that's lot to me! As a musician and music lover, I couldn't buy any vinyl records because the fast play problem for 5 years. And now, it works really well. Again, thank you so much. So much love from Turkey ❤️❤️❤️

What's the app called?

Why are they placing these pods in a so inconvenient place? They could have moved them on the back with 2 potentiometers instead. I get that you don't adjust the speeds of your turntable that often, but when you need to, you have to have a special stand or table with holes to reach the bottom of the unit, lol. I'd happily pay an extra few $$$ to get a more convenient placement.

This helped a lot. I never would have imagined this was so readily resolvable. I used a 2.4mm precision driver, You have to press fairly firmly and twist to catch the screw slot through the rubber protector. Clockwise turn to increase speed, I cut about a 1/2 inch of toilet paper roll to use as a stand for the phone. That's important, because it allows you to place the phone over the center spindle. My adjustments took about ten minutes, and I got to a reading of 33.30. The sound has been restored to virtually normal. Thanks for the tip(s) ...

Just got done doing this to my turntable. You really have to use a tiny screwdriver. I used a 1.2mm flat head. Then you have to push past the black soft part and actually make sure it's clinging onto something. Then you have to make the most MINOR of adjustments. Took me about 10 tries overall but I finally got super close to 33 1/3. Thanks for the video!

Thanks. Some other sites showing how to open carts do not mention the RCA type with a rivet. Good clear video.

Great post. Can’t see the radio very well but it looks cool!! I’m getting materials now for my 250’ SW long wire antenna. Amazingly with a 20’ random wire I’ve been able to pickup several European stations targeting the americas. Including the weird numbers station stuff. Looking for a good lightning arrestor… safety first. 😊

Super useful video! Got this used tt and was spinning way faster. I finally was able to adjust the speed thanks to your video! Thanks!

I was getting discouraged that my artists were sounding like the chipmunks. Of course it was too fast. So I downloaded the app and I made the adjustments on the bottom and bam!!!! I am back in business listening to my vinyls!!! thank you so much!!!!!

I had one of those, going to buy another one.

What camera do you use to record your videos? It’s such a vintage vibe, I love it

I think I’m screwed. I fixed my 45rpm mode like this but can’t seem to get anything done about 33rpm. It’s stuck at 26 and I cannot change it either way… Edit: after working on it for a week I fixed it just after writing this comment. I had to press really, really hard. What I did this time, was literally press down from the top while I pressed up on the screwdriver to get more force. That did it!

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Thanks, Mike. I've been running pitch and tempo change filters on my ripped music with Audacity but I like this solution a whole lot better. LOL

Thanks a lot it was very helpfull!

Ok...this video just saved my newly acquired Elton John - Honky Chateau. Thanks for this!

I have the same exact turntable Sony PS-LX300USB it runs like a champ

What app did you use