Rotel Record Player RP1000 Pt 3.

Hi You Tubers,

This is part 3. for the Rotel record deck RP1000 - not as I mention on the video 18572 which is the series number.

This deck has been given to me by my colleague Philip at Avante Partnership.

Watch all parts of the programme and I look forward to receiving your comments.




Warm regards

Richard

Please Note: The photos and music used in this video do not belong to me and are the copyright of their respective owners. I have uploaded this video for entertainment purposes only. If I infringe Copyright I will remove the posting without question.

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• RP1000
• spannerworks1

[brad04970]

Well Done Richard,

[spannerworks1]

@brad04970

Hi Brad

Many thanks

Warm regards

Richard

[16mmDJ]

Hey, your voice reminds me of Michael Caine

[spannerworks1]

@16mmDJ

Michael Caine - I will have to say his catch - " My Name is Michael Caine" - some say I sound very English.

Warm regards

Richard

[Edisonfans19]

Seems to be coming along nicely, Richard!

[spannerworks1]

@Edisonfans19

HI Paul

Thanks and see you soon

Regards

Richard

[pyestudiocolour]

More progress! I reckon the motor should settle down by itself (hopefully it has by now). I have an old Thorens TD160 with a ticking motor, which I must get around to stripping down at some point. Fortunately it's inaudible through the speakers, but still annoying during quiet passages of music! I'm really enjoying this eries of videos!

Warm Regards, Neil.

[spannerworks1]

@TheBeebopper

My thoughts entirely, my friend.

Thank you for the kind comments.

Warm regards

Richard

[TheBeebopper]

Usually about 10 hours running before adding a drop of oil again to the upper and lower bearing is sufficient. If it isn't silenced after a week of real use in the normal listening room then take it apart to clean the spindle and bearings with a solvent and sponge, etc.