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May 21st, 2010
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Record Player Mat
My record player sounds wobbly?
My record player sounds wobbly the turntable looks like it has a high spot on it is there supposed to be like a mat or something on the turntable to level it out or what?
Aloha from Down Unda!
There are probably hundreds of models of turntables with various types of surfaces. Some are belt driven, some are direct drive, some have full rubber pads, some merely have smal disk 'feet'.. Sometimes a wobble will result from a bent record. A close inspection & test of several records will determine if you need to replace your turntable or your record.
Best wishes~
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