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Your poc seems not to have uploaded.

But you describe a common problem. Is the stylus still original? Has the sound in one or both channels changed? The MMC cartridge suspension degrades with age. They may even break with normal use now. They can be repaired, for example at schallplattennadeln.de, but only by a specialist. This is the most authentic solution. The company soundsmith produces new cartridges, sound is more modern so not completely true to the original b&o sound design.

 

 

Thanks,

I will try uploading it again. I don't think the issue is with the stylus. It is not original but I recently purchased a used one and I have not had any problems with it. What's strange is the arm seems to be almost bent to the side and I get no sound as the stylus does not touch the grooves. The black square at the back where the cantilever is seems loose but I'm not sure if this is an issue.

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Wow, your guest have not been gentle!

The word stylus is for the tip of the cardridge. In this case the entire arm has rotated or bent around its axis (assuming the pivot point, where the arm swings and goes up and down, has not been bent) or the the cardridge attachment has been rotated.

If you look under the arm you can see if the arm is bent or wrung around. the fold down there should be straight and down in the middle. Maybe just a case of gently rotating the cardridge attachment or the arm back?

The tonearm and the bolt with the counterweight are screwed together through the black part of the hinge. It can be adjusted just by loosening it. Hopefully the wires for the pickup are not damaged.