Turntable Player Repair in Birmingham

Turntable Player Repair

Vinyl Player Repair in Birmingham

Vinyl Player Repair

 

A turntable, or phonograph as it was once commonly known, is a device capable of turning the physical deviations on the surface of a spinning disc, or record, into sound waves. The record, which can be engraved, etched, incised, or impressed with the grooves corresponding to the sounds desired, is traced with a stylus, which vibrates with different frequencies depending on the nature of the grooves. These vibrations are then amplified, in early years with a horn but now digitally, to produce the desired sounds.

The phonograph was invented by Thomas Edison in 1877 and improved by Alexander Graham Bells laboratories in the 1880s. Through most of the 20th century, the phonograph was actually used as the primary method for recording audio, with devices having the functionality to write discs by actively etching the grooves based on the input sound waves. Nowadays, records are mass produced by stamping out records with a press, and the ability to record sound has been removed.

Turntables are also commonly known as record players or gramophones.

Turntables typically consist of a large box, at least 12 inches in width and depth, with a spinning component in the center and a long stylus on a pivot capable of moving to and fro across the radius of the spinning disc.

If your turntables are showing signs of having a fault or are just in need of replacement parts then the team are here to help.

The technicians use high quality equipment and parts to repair damaged turntables to a working condition again.

Most issues with DJ turntables can be repaired at an affordable cost including defective pitch controls, phono leads, ground wire, target lights, cartridges, pick up, stylus, mains lead and power knobs.

We repair most makes including (but not limited to)

Technics turntable repair
Numark turntable repair
Stanton turntable repair
Vestax turntable repair
Audio Technica turntable repair
Pioneer turntable repair
Reloop turntable repair
Omnitronic turntable repair

Some of the main models repaired and serviced by the technicians include Technics SL1210 MK2, SL1200 MK2, SL1210 MK3, SL1200 MK3, SL1210 MK5 and SL1200 MK5.

If your DJ turntable brand or model is not listed, please mention this in your enquiry and the team might still be able to help.

Power knob lost or damaged
Main lead damaged
Stylus skipping or worn
Pick up low volume or noisy
Catridges have low output or damaged
Target lights broken or intermittent
Ground wire broken or damaged
Phono leads broken or intermittent
Pitch controls broken or damaged

These are just some of the issues with DJ turntables which can be fixed. From cosmetic damage to part replacement, the competent team aim to help where possible.

Using our in-house and highly trained repair specialists, We pride ourselves on fast turnaround times and provide a 3 warranty on all of our repairs for your peace of mind, as well as our price promise.

The technicians repairing your Turntables have the knowledge, tools and replacement parts to repair almost any problem. Most Vinyl devices can be repaired in just 5-7 working days.

If you want an affordable and quick solution to your worries, we can assist you today.

To arrange for us to do this on your behalf, kindly contact us by clicking on the link below

 

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