51 yo newb here.
About 27 years ago (wow, has it been that long?) I retrieved a bunch of equipment from a CBC studio that was being ripped apart. One of the items that I picked up but never really used, until recently, was a Sanyo TP625 turntable. It has a Sony head on it and I have put an Ortofon 3E on it at some point, I guess. I thought it sounded pretty good but I hadn’t spent a lot of time listening to it. Kids were around. No focus. I’m spending more time now and yesterday I hooked it up to my NAD 7130 to give it a listen. Then, I noticed it is missing the anti skate mechanism that screws into the right side under the pivot of the tone arm. I haven’t been able to find that part online or any parts-only versions of the TT. Should I just rig up a weight on a piece of monofilament and run it through a makeshift wire support or something or should I continue my search? Thoughts? Comments?
About 27 years ago (wow, has it been that long?) I retrieved a bunch of equipment from a CBC studio that was being ripped apart. One of the items that I picked up but never really used, until recently, was a Sanyo TP625 turntable. It has a Sony head on it and I have put an Ortofon 3E on it at some point, I guess. I thought it sounded pretty good but I hadn’t spent a lot of time listening to it. Kids were around. No focus. I’m spending more time now and yesterday I hooked it up to my NAD 7130 to give it a listen. Then, I noticed it is missing the anti skate mechanism that screws into the right side under the pivot of the tone arm. I haven’t been able to find that part online or any parts-only versions of the TT. Should I just rig up a weight on a piece of monofilament and run it through a makeshift wire support or something or should I continue my search? Thoughts? Comments?




