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Rewiring and adjusting of a vintage tonearm

00:00 - Title 00:21 - Introduction 00:43 - Why is this tonearm as a specimen of vintage tonearms? 01:27 - The kind of bearing we will work on 02:01 - The kind of wiring we will work on 02:46 - Type and quality of tools 03:11 - Nasty previous attempts of adjusting the bearings 03:33 - The bearings locking nuts 04:36 - Your workbench and preparations 06:33 - Deciding how to proceed 07:24 - Removing the Mdin lower connector 08:08 - Desoldering the lower Mdin connector 09:46 - Removing the headshell connector 10:51 - A few words about the ground wire... 11:07 - Removing the bearings' adjustment screws 15:43 - Bearings de-gritting 19:10 - Adjusting the horizontal bearing 22:20 - Solder the new wires to the Mdin connector 24:32 - Pulling the new wires in 26:37 - Re-assembling the vertical bearings' adjustment screws 29:38 - The Mdin connector go back to his nest.. 31:12 - Solder the signal wires to the headshell connector 36:22 - Final bearings adjustments 38:14 - Bearings' adjustment screws locking nuts go back in place In this video, you will learn how to rewire and adjust the bearings of a classic 70s and 80s Japanese tonearm. The tonearm we use in this video is the Tokyo Sound ST-14 tonearm; it is a very rare tonearm. However, the construction is typical of many vintage and new tonearms, and you can find helpful hints even if you don't own this specific model. This channel is sponsored by The Vinyl Source Ltd https://www.thevinylsource.co.uk/