I have an RP-4000 MK2 which I come to learn uses the same direct-drive system. Some records are heavier like the 12"s and make the platter stop if i mess with the record. I didnt know if it had something to do with me but I didn't think it was the turntable. The motor speed is a little inconsistent as well though that could be for a multitude of reasons. Only the more expensive turntables like PLX-1000 or Reloop 7000 MK2 have more torque but the slipmat could also be causing this.
thats the slipmat causing it try a rubber one
Good look
Have a rubber slipmat?
I have an RP-4000 MK2 which I come to learn uses the same direct-drive system. Some records are heavier like the 12"s and make the platter stop if i mess with the record. I didnt know if it had something to do with me but I didn't think it was the turntable. The motor speed is a little inconsistent as well though that could be for a multitude of reasons. Only the more expensive turntables like PLX-1000 or Reloop 7000 MK2 have more torque but the slipmat could also be causing this.
@@samthesmartfella that’s what I figured thanks for the info
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