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Parlophone · 26th Jan 2022, 2:11 pm

Did you have any luck getting the RC90 functioning? I've worked on mine and found it far more of a handful than the RC80 and RC88 that I've resurrected in the past. I can get it to play manually but the changer mechanism is giving all kinds of problems despite cleaning and lubrication. I wonder if it was a problem when these units were new? They seem to have been manufactured for only 3 years: 1953 to 1956.

26th Jan 2022, 2:11 pm	#4
Parlophone Triode Join Date: Mar 2021 Location: Newmarket, Ontario, Canada Posts: 12	Re: Garrard RC 90 Did you have any luck getting the RC90 functioning? I've worked on mine and found it far more of a handful than the RC80 and RC88 that I've resurrected in the past. I can get it to play manually but the changer mechanism is giving all kinds of problems despite cleaning and lubrication. I wonder if it was a problem when these units were new? They seem to have been manufactured for only 3 years: 1953 to 1956.