There are several signs that your turntable may need to be serviced or repaired:
- The sound quality has deteriorated, with more pops, crackles, and distortion than usual.
- The turntable is skipping or jumping during playback, even on records that are in good condition.
- The speed of the turntable is inconsistent or unstable, causing the pitch of the music to fluctuate.
- The tonearm is not tracking properly, causing the stylus to skip or jump during playback.
- The turntable is making unusual or excessive noise, such as humming or buzzing.
If you notice any of these issues with your turntable, it's a good idea to have it serviced or repaired by a professional. This may include cleaning and lubricating the moving parts, adjusting the tracking force and anti-skate, or replacing worn or damaged components. By keeping your turntable in good condition, you can ensure that it continues to provide high-quality sound and enjoyment for years to come.
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