Perpetuum-Ebner PE66: To fix or not to fix...

Grendel the Cat · 6th April 2007, 05:37 AM

Greetings,
I have a Perpetuum-Ebner PE 66 (inside an early '60s Schaub-Lorenz Ballerina 20) that has an idler wheel in wretched shape. I'm torn between making a new one or having one made vs. finding a way to amplify the signal from a modern turntable (which, naturally, would be kinder to vinyl than those older ones).
--This stereo console has a round, radial-pin style input for a tape machine (5-pin) and the 3-pin "in" for the supplied turntable unit.
I've seen the other postings regarding the idler wheel replacement options, but I'm still looking for suggestions.
Thank you.
Eric
Seattle, WA
U.S.A.

6th April 2007, 05:37 AM	#1
Grendel the Cat diyAudio Member Join Date: Apr 2007	Perpetuum-Ebner PE66: To fix or not to fix... Greetings, I have a Perpetuum-Ebner PE 66 (inside an early '60s Schaub-Lorenz Ballerina 20) that has an idler wheel in wretched shape. I'm torn between making a new one or having one made vs. finding a way to amplify the signal from a modern turntable (which, naturally, would be kinder to vinyl than those older ones). --This stereo console has a round, radial-pin style input for a tape machine (5-pin) and the 3-pin "in" for the supplied turntable unit. I've seen the other postings regarding the idler wheel replacement options, but I'm still looking for suggestions. Thank you. Eric Seattle, WA U.S.A.

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