Cleaning my 1200s

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  1. Doggie

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    Cleaning my 1200s

    Any tips? and what height should the tone arm be set at if i aint scratching?
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  3. crasherkid

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    re: cleaning 1200s

    40 degrees.. a lil fabric softner.. dont bother with any extra spin.

    iron when wet.

    :D
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    Re: re: cleaning 1200s

    will that not shrink it?
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    nah not @ 40! :p
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    i need 2 setr my needles properly, dont know how 2 many options jumpy as fook at mo!

    anyone?

    :D :confused: :D
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    by puttin the height of the tonearm up, it allows the needles to dig into the grooves better, good for scratching, bad for vinyl
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    the arm should be flat, like level with the deck kind of thing..so it depends what carts youve got on how its set up.....
    the needle should be set as light as possible, so u can still cue and it doesnt fly off, but still quite light....
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    if they are still jumpy, adjust the weight at the back of the tonearm.....
    if they are still jumpy....errr....i dunno? :p
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    done i think but there quite jumpy so probs not! i have trackmasters anyone know the exact settings?


    :D :p :D

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