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 JamieLee
 Location: Clare, SA
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Hi mate, what is the difference between the Velvet Action model 103 and 104? Is there a way which I might tell as the turntabe on the Stromberg Carlson is what I want to fix and get working? Cheers.
 
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 MonochromeTV
 Location: Melbourne, VIC
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Here is picture of the 104. The 103 is similar except the speed selector & auto manual reject control are not combined.

Turntable
 
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 JamieLee
 Location: Clare, SA
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Thank you for that Monochrome, that is exactly what I have got, only the button for the auto-manual reject control is missing, with just the brass spindle there. Hopefully I can fit another button to it, maybe a screw on type and I need to find what cartridge it takes as well. That diagram is good as it shows the first two main adjustments I'm interested in first, the pickup height and the other one. Thanks again.
Jamie.
 
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