does this belt fit the technics sl-i25 turntable?
1372466
I cannot respond to this directly. I know it works well with an SL-B2 turntable.
794752
Yes it does. The height between the two levels of turntables is 5 1/2 inches (14 centimetres).
1421843
If it isn't exact, it probably won't. :( tried to match my Sharp turntable, but couldn't find a 'fit', so just bought an identical one & took out the plate from the new microwave & saved it for future use in case the old one broke electrically.
977296
The belt is approx. 8 3/16" in diameter and 1/16'' wide. It fits perfectly around the raised portion on the underside of the turntable. Make sure the belt is smooth and flat all the way around. After fitting the turntable back on the spindle, find one of the holes and align it with the motor pulley. Hook the belt with a finger or some other device that will not damage the belt, and stretch it over the drive motor pulley. Put the record mat back on and your in business.
544762
I bought the Technics Rubber Mat for my old Hitachi HT-40S. It is totally flat where it meets the turntable so it should fit most turntables. It seems pretty generic, standard size.
633172
This will fit on the SL-1700 and the SL-1700 MKII. This will fit on any turntable with the locking collar style of connector on the end of the tonearm. This is an industry standard connection. For what it's worth, "MK1/Mark 2" applies to the first in the series, but isn't typically designated as such as the designer wouldn't usually know from the onset whether a "MK2/Mark 2" would make it to market. Therefore, Mark 1 is simply implied on the original model's designation. The Mark 1 designation may occasionally be seen in historical references, for sake of clarity, where the Mark 2 unit was a wildly popular success in comparison to an underproduced original model, in order to designate that the model being referenced was in fact the lesser-known original unit. In this case, both the SL-1700 and the SL-1700 MK2 were quite popular (along with their SL stablemates) and thus you'd be hard-pressed to find a Mark 1 designation applied in reference to any of the SL models.
969440
Not familiar with the Technics SL-B3, but if it has a standard tonearm four-pin fitting for the headshell, it should be compatible. You might want to contact Technics/Panasonic directly on this one.
262518
Don't know. My experience with this turntable was not good. Drive belt distended and replacement cost was way too high. Sorry.
1707496
If your table is still equipped with the original tonearm and headshell, then yes, it will accept any standard mount cartridge, including this one. That is a nice table you have, and you can find a wealth of information on it here: http://www.vinylengine.com/library/technics/sl-1700.shtml. Have fun!
1623653
Not sure, I went to www.vintage-electronics matched my Technics to the list of belts they had in stock. Purchased two of them to have a spare,works great with my twenty-something years old player.
756633
If you need a replacement cartridge and your turntable has a removable cartridge holder with four wires connected to it and with a very small tubular connector at the end of each connector, and at the roof of the cartridge holder there are two small screws either securing the current cartridge to the holder, or if there is no cartridge, you see the screw holes at the top of the cartridge holder, then this cartridge should fit as they are standardized throughout the industry.
1138100
I find that these shells are universal fit for any turntable that have a nut on the end of the tonearm,s shaped.They also fit Technics turntables so long it is not a P-Mount.
2005903
I'm not sure if this belt will fit your turntable, I purchased mine for a JCpenney MCS made by Technics
91942
Here is a link to a site I found on google : http://www.turntablebasics.com/belts/sony.html. I would also look in the manual to see if Sony list a part number for the belt. I have since upgraded to the Denon DP300F turntable, much better IMO.
1570598
I assume you have Technics turntable.In that case no reason why this cart would not fit to its 1/2 inch headshell.I have SL Q2 and it works perfectly.
867651
I am 99 percent sure that it will work just fine. I found a photograph on eBay with the needle in question fitted on the turntable you are referring to which leads me to believe that it should indeed work. I also read some of an operator's manual that I found on the Internet that says that the needle in question will work. That's what I'm basing my answer on. I have a Technics turntable myself but it is a simple belt driven model. Based on the research I did the AT3482P.7 fits belt driven, direct drive and quartz, (I'm not sure what that means), turntables and I'm confident that it will work for your SL-Q200. I bought a AT3482P.7 roughly six months ago and we use it nearly every day and it works great. I hope this helps. All the best to you and I hope you have a great holiday season. Gordon Pearson Eagle River, Alaska
2005901
This belt is not the proper size for any Thorens Belt-Drive turntable. I purchased mine for Technics turntables.