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I figured it out! Seems my connection from the turntable to the Phono Amp wasn't good. Had some connectors allowing me to plug in two sets of RCA jacks. This was bad. I removed the connectors and all is good now! Thanks again!

I would like to raise the plater to make it flush with surrounding surface. Watched a video demonstrating a technique used on the BeoGram 4000 where 3 screws are adjusted on the suspension. But my 4002 lacks these screws and has tree bolts that hold the suspension in place. Am I missing something?

I tried to upload pics but suffice it to say that my pics look identical to yours. I see nothing "wrong". What should I be looking for and what do I do if adjustment in necessary. The cracked wires in the tonearm are beyond my capabilities. Any advice would be most appreciated. Thanks! Rob

Excellent question. I’ll check tonight

Happy Siunday! or Monday depending on where you live! Yesterday my TX2 started sounding strange - on 33rpm. the sound seemed like it was missing the music from the other channel - but both channels were working! I tried a 45 record on 45rpm and it sounded fine. I thought maybe receiver issues (Beombaster 6000) but it plays other inputs through both DIN and RCA jacks just fine. I also switched from my mmc3 to my rebuilt mmc4 cartridge and same issue... Does anyone have even the faintest idea what