Your problem is a strange one. Pulley isn't slipping on it's shaft, is it? I use to own Rega 'tables and still like their designs. I think they used some sort of super glue to bond the pulley to the motor shaft.
Need Some Assistance With Rega related Issue
A while back I upgraded the Rega motor on my TT. It is a standard Rega uprgade kit.
All was good for a couple of years - i.e. until recently when I tried to play 45rpm albums
The result was terrible - it never reached 45 RPM and experienced huge speed variations
I thought it might be the belt - so I ordered a couple of new ones which arrived yesterday
Although it was better after installing the new belt - it was still bad
I stripped down the TT - cleaned the Subplatter spindle, bearing, brass bearing housing and topped up with fresh oil.
No joy - still sounds bad
I had no problems with the old motor at 45 rpm - should have kept it - damn!
Since the speed is adjusted by the pulley - I think it rules out issues with the motor electronics? - because there is no issues at 33rpm - rock solid.
The only difference in load to the motor is an acrylic platter which is a little lighter than the glass platter it replaced.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated
Thanks Steve
All was good for a couple of years - i.e. until recently when I tried to play 45rpm albums
The result was terrible - it never reached 45 RPM and experienced huge speed variations
I thought it might be the belt - so I ordered a couple of new ones which arrived yesterday
Although it was better after installing the new belt - it was still bad
I stripped down the TT - cleaned the Subplatter spindle, bearing, brass bearing housing and topped up with fresh oil.
No joy - still sounds bad
I had no problems with the old motor at 45 rpm - should have kept it - damn!
Since the speed is adjusted by the pulley - I think it rules out issues with the motor electronics? - because there is no issues at 33rpm - rock solid.
The only difference in load to the motor is an acrylic platter which is a little lighter than the glass platter it replaced.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated
Thanks Steve
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