Hi Charles, Thanks. What would you want for it and where are you? Feel free to pm me. Regards, Dean

Thank you :-) Is that a link to the exact stylus I need, Memepool?

That's great info, Memepool, thanks. As I've got my Pioneer PL-200x working now I'll keep it on the back burner. All I need to do now is find the correct connectors for my Mordaunt Short MS40s...

Quote: Originally Posted by infinitesymphony Now's the time to invest in some cleaning supplies. Specifically, a carbon fiber record brush to clean out the dust. Wet cleaning will come later. I seem to recall a thread somewhere on cleaning vinyl. Does anyone know where it is?

There's a bit of a swooshing sound before any music kicks in and a bit of distortion. I've played it with some more vinyl now and it sounds ok. The 1st record I pulled may have been a freak ;-) I've had a word with a sound engineer friend of mine and he's going to come over next week and set...

A miracle has happened! I was taking the headshell off to get some shots of the wires etc when it occured to me to play around with the stylus a bit as hciman suggested. Not expecting much I put it back together and we now have stereophonic sound! Hurray! So... I have sound, but it's not...

I could try. Although I've no experience with tables, I do recognise a dodgy circuit and these wires and connections all look really good and strong to me. I'll have a look, but it will be over the next few days as I have to replace my hard drive today. Thanks again

Socrates: Yes, I've already had that problem with my Pioneer PL-200x getting damaged in transit. Will always buy local now. Steve: Must be a UK term! Duff = bad :-)

*Hides head in shame* I had the leads in the wrong way. OK, so we're back to square one. Looks like I'll have to get someone to look at it cos I don't have the tools to take it apart. Thanks for all your help, guys.

Unfortunately not. It's a cheap nasty plastic Sony job that came with my sisters stereo. I don't know anyone else with a turntable :-(

No, I couldn't swap the wires over as they were too tight. Yes, I had sound in the right channel before. Weird, eh?

That's the one, Herandu. Thank guys :-)

hciman, It's an M75EJ stylus :-) Ok, I've taken the cart off and had a go at pulling the wires, but they're on pretty tight and I don't have the tools to do a decent job without causing damage. So... I replaced the stylus and now I have sound in the left channel but not the right. What...

Thanks!

That's a fair comment, Socrates, but for now I'm just open to the idea. I'll see what's about on ebay, but didn't want to keep bugging people with "Is this any good?" posts if I could have a more definitive idea of what to avoid.