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    Just need to know about the pitch slider decals. Are they a replacement part or are they a vinyl transfer. Mine has a few marks and scratches so wanting to change it. The pitch slider is fine and fully working.

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    This looks to be the factory part you need, hopefully you can find it cheaper than this though:
    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Technics-B...-/151080776457

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    So it is just a transfer as standard. Say a few on eBay a little cheaper so will have a look. Cheers for that Chris
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    You're welcome Mick. Be aware that the cheaper ones may not be the original Technics factory part and quality may vary.
    Looks like KAB still have the originals for $9.95 which should duck customs charges but I don't know how much the shipping will cost:
    http://www.kabusa.com/m1200.htm#pitch

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    Thanks Chris. I think I will go for the original ones. I know prices are highly but at least you know what you are hopefully getting
    Technics SL1210 MK2 fully rebuilt and repainted. Ortofon 2M Black Cart, Isonoe isolation feet , MN bearing and Funk Firm platter upgrade, Oyaide RCA Tone Arm and speaker cables, Jelco SA-750D Tonearm. Oyaide HS-TF Carbon headshell, MCRU Linear External PSU, High Fidelity Crystal glass turntable matt, Blue LED upgrade, Denon AVR-2808CI Amp, Bowers and Wilkins DM602S3 Speakers,
    Black Rhodium Jazz power cables for amp and turntable, Firebottle mk2 Phono Stage.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dubster68 View Post
    So it is just a transfer as standard. Say a few on eBay a little cheaper so will have a look. Cheers for that Chris
    Its not a transfer Mick - its a metal stick on part. Just taken one off a deck I am refurbing and have ordered the Technics part from BopDJ - did not find it any cheaper elsewhere.

    Mel

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cycleallday View Post
    Its not a transfer Mick - its a metal stick on part. Just taken one off a deck I am refurbing and have ordered the Technics part from BopDJ - did not find it any cheaper elsewhere.

    Mel
    Thanks Mel

    Just ordered one but could only find an original silver one. Will see how that looks on a black deck. If it looks wrong I can always remove it as it was only £6 delivered..


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    Take care when removing the old one as it can be a bit of a pig to get off without damaging the existing paint work around the edges. I suggest you find a thin blade pointed knife and lift one corner to start with. Put a credit card or something similar between the blade and deck when first levering/lifting it - it worked for me. Once one corner is up then used some long nose pliers to peel it off. Its a bit like opening a sardine can and the glue on mine didn't want to let go !.

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    And in all seriousness, careful with that blade.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dubster68 View Post
    Thanks Mel

    Just ordered one but could only find an original silver one. Will see how that looks on a black deck. If it looks wrong I can always remove it as it was only £6 delivered..


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    If it doesn't look right Mick, let me know, as I think I still have a new Black Technics one kicking aroundi in a spares box that you can have for £6 delivered.

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