KRIESLER STEREOGRAM 1965
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Get some Shadows on it and It would be perfect.
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Hi there, i have just purchased this very same model, was wondering if you have any info you could share with me, specifictaion, adverst, anythign at all really? nice vid by the way :D
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All tube amp - push-pull design... thanks for the comment...
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is this a tube or solid state amp?
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hi, i have the same unit,the arm gets to almost the end of the record and stays there,do have any ideas on fixing the problem thanks
archy091 7 months ago
@archy091 Hi, This is a common problem as these Garrards age... but the fix is fairly simple. If you watch my repair video called "BSR Turntable Seized Record Repair", the CAM gear and TRIP mechanism is exactly the same. These 2 items just need to be cleaned and the TRIP lever free to move without any resistance. I think this is what is causing your current problem as it makes the arm stop at a certain point and not proceed. I hope this helps and thanks for the comments...!
tubeie07 7 months ago
Very nice sounding console and it looks great, too. Just curious as to when Australia started to manufacture solid state consoles? The earliest solid state console our family owned was a 1964 Magnavox and I believe some of the higher end Magnavox's went solid state as early as 1963.
AstroSonic1967 8 months ago
@AstroSonic1967 Thanks for the comment - Australia went solid state probably late 60's, usually in the small portable models. I would kill for a Magnavox (Colaro UK) Micromatic TT, so cool to watch cycle...
tubeie07 8 months ago
YEs i also have brought this exact same model for only 50bux in absolute original and mint condition!! at auction here in Geelong, only thing i need is a new stylus do you know the one i need>?
Thyanarchist 1 year ago
@Thyanarchist Thanks for the comment! A new stylus totally depends on the cartridge that has been installed in the turntable. Most of these models used a ceramic cartridge that over time would fail. My suggestion is that you pick up a new cartridge, perhaps a new/old stock 'Sonotone' or which are readily available on eBay. I forget the model number, but the stylus number is 9TA. Look that up and you should discover the model number for that version. This is what I have & it's superb!
tubeie07 1 year ago