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    Restored Pioneer SA 9500 static noise

    Its in the preamp on mine for sure . Is your DC offset high? I'm thinking maybe it's a damaged ground connection on a board, not at the pins.
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    Restored Pioneer SA 9500 static noise

    I swapped out the KSC3503 on the SB for KSC2383O's no change. I ordered the higher gain KSC2383Y. I'm going to put back the 2SC1451's Digging into that slight hum in right.
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    Restored Pioneer SA 9500 static noise

    Thats what I'm thinking it's a ground.
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    Restored Pioneer SA 9500 static noise

    The SA 9500 has been restored all those and other problematic transistors have been replaced.
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    Restored Pioneer SA 9500 static noise

    I posted this on AK maybe a fresh set eyes here at Phoenix, I did follow MIJ_Pioneer SA 95000 restore thread and it came out great, of course I moved on to something else. Come to find out I get intermitting static in both channels. The static is not affected by any switch or pot. Its louder in...
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    Music Hall MMf5 motor noise

    New Music Hall motor and belt ordered about $85. Thanks for all the help and suggestions.
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    Music Hall MMf5 motor noise

    Looking at the bearing with the big eyes it its white ball . I agree I think the stepped feel is normal . There were some marks on the shaft that came with 1000/3000 grid spinning in my drill press. The motor bushing must be bad. I will mostly just buy a new motor and belt . I give one more...
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    Music Hall MMf5 motor noise

    I think the shaft (pulley side) has flat spots on it . With the motor in half's if I back out the shaft it spins smoothly all the way in it fells like step audio pot.
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    Music Hall MMf5 motor noise

    when motor starts getting warm (no belt connected) the noise starts also. The hotter the motor gets the louder the noise.
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    Music Hall MMf5 motor noise

    The bearing is oiled and uses a white plastic-looking disc at the bottom to support the spindle. It is the original belt maybe that is dragging . The speed was never an issue so I haven't replaced. I'm going to run the motor with no belt .
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    Music Hall MMf5 motor noise

    The super lube didn't last the noise is back . The TT ran quite with no record when testing 3 for four times this week. After playing one LP the noise is back and the noise is there with or without a record on the platter or the belt connected .The motor is hot but I can touch it. When the...
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    Music Hall MMf5 motor noise

    I didn't use the old grease it looked ok but had a waxy stickie feel to it . I went with Super Lube in motor and some capstan lube I have for a Revox B215 for the main bearing. The manual suggested Mobil 1 or any synthetic with Teflon for the mail bearing, I think capstan lube fits the bill. The...
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    Music Hall MMf5 motor noise

    I was able to take the motor apart . I was thinking just redistributing the original lube paste ,its not dry up and there's plenty of it, clean too. The bushings appear to be brass, not bronze anyway. All I have is super lube and light weight turbine oil which will probably run out. I can...
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    Music Hall MMf5 motor noise

    I can hear the motor running on my MH turntable and there is scorching on the motor shaft. I am the original owner and didn't play it to death ,I have other TT's. The motor is still playing at the right speed . Does the motor shaft scorching indicate that the oil impregnated bushing has dry out...
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    Flattening a warped record.

    I have the Record PI record flattener, it works . I liked their logic on flattening records and like gadgets so I bought one. It all depends on how "bad" the warped is. To many variables to get into it here. They do mention that household ovens do not maintain a consistent temp at low levels...
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