Marvin
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I have a turntable (SONY PS-LX300H) that has a strobe light to measure the turntable speed (pitch). The dots are supposed to 'stand still' while the pitch control slide on the top of the unit is in the middle setting. Mine was always a little bit off so I had it a little bit off center to compensate.
There are two speed controls (one for 33, one for 45) at the *bottom* of the unit. I (foolishly) decided to try to adjust these so that I wouldn't need to adjust the above slide. The drawing in the manual makes them look as if they are 2 knobs but actually there are just 2 holes.
I tried turning something inside one of the holes once I found a small enough screw driver but didn't feel anything turn. However, I must have turned something; I made the speed a lot faster and now I can't adjust the slide enough to compensate.
I've tried several times to undo whatever it was I did but haven't been able to. I'm not even sure if a screw driver is the proper tool for this since I can't see any slots up inside the holes.
So... does anyone out there know how you're supposed to adjust the speed using these controls? Thanks in advance!
There are two speed controls (one for 33, one for 45) at the *bottom* of the unit. I (foolishly) decided to try to adjust these so that I wouldn't need to adjust the above slide. The drawing in the manual makes them look as if they are 2 knobs but actually there are just 2 holes.
I tried turning something inside one of the holes once I found a small enough screw driver but didn't feel anything turn. However, I must have turned something; I made the speed a lot faster and now I can't adjust the slide enough to compensate.
I've tried several times to undo whatever it was I did but haven't been able to. I'm not even sure if a screw driver is the proper tool for this since I can't see any slots up inside the holes.
So... does anyone out there know how you're supposed to adjust the speed using these controls? Thanks in advance!