Yes, the threaded rod is there and moves and the block does come in contact with it.
Is there a pivot toward the front of the horn... or is it just supported by that spring? Could it be the diamond, and if so how much does a replacement one cost for an Amberola? Thanks In a message dated 04/05/2005 9:35:15 PM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: I would first check the threaded rod that lays directly underneath the mandrel. Does that rod turn when the machine is running? If so, there is an arm with a threaded block that attaches to the reproducer assembly. When you lower the reproducer, does that block and arm lower down and make contact with the threaded rod?
