Search for a feedscrew and turntable bearings for old neuman

[record cutter 76]

My latest find is a Neumann record cutter from the 30's. It will need a new feedscrew and new turntable bearings. Where can i buy that ? I while need a motor for the turntable, too. Please help me. Thanks in advance.

[record cutter 76]

FB_IMG_1616228695968.jpg

[record cutter 76]

received_1092411014598395.jpeg

received_1445176509146760.jpeg

[record cutter 76]

It is a ortophon cutting head on the lahte to day i sholud see if the head coils are ok

[Soulbear]

my latest find is a neumann record cutter froam the 30 s it whill nedd a new feedskruwe and a new turntable berings wher can i buy that ? I while need a motor to the turntable to pleas help me

Try and contact Florian Kauffman ( https://www.flokason.ch/) , or Jesusfwrl ( https://agnewanalog.com/about-us.html) and they may be able to steer you in the right direction, by the way what a great find!!! Congratulations Best Regards Soulbear

[record cutter 76]

my latest find is a neumann record cutter froam the 30 s it whill nedd a new feedskruwe and a new turntable berings wher can i buy that ? I while need a motor to the turntable to pleas help me

Try and contact Florian Kaufman ( https://www.flokason.ch/) , or Jesusfwrl ( https://agnewanbealog.com/about-us.html) and they may be able to steer you in the right direction, by the way what a great find!!! Congratulations Best Regards Soulbear

thank you soulbear i hope that i can save this grate maschine

[mrd]

Wow! Great find!

[record cutter 76]

Wow! Great find!

thank you

[record cutter 76]

Wow! Great find!

1616244895767-1266125312.jpg

[misjah]

Nice...thats gonna need a TON of work. Good luck!

[record cutter 76]

Yes i understand that but it is a numann that is pretty cool

[dubcutter89]

Hi!
Great find!
That is the very early version - interesting is the turntable with dots instead of line stroboscope, I've seen a similair one on another machine in sweden but couldn't find it on my computer now...
Normally the bearings and feedscrew are very good and don't have to be replaced unless they have been destroyed by wrong operation or if the machine was droped downstairs.
If the shaft is bent you have a problem.
The bearings are standard parts and if you disassemble the machine you can read the numbers and order new ones (if needed)
The feedscrew is a bit special, and probably your machine still has a metal halfnut instead of the later plastic ones and therefore the screw shape has to be very accurate.
I would start with a good clean and oiling and see if you really need replacement parts!

BTW, on your picture is no Ortofon head, but something that looks like a Lyrec head. Simple moving iron design that does not need fancy electronics, probably a HiFi amp is good enough to test it.

Lukas

[record cutter 76]

thaank you for yore tip on how to do it is a lyrec head yes but lyrec dident make ther heads that was ortophon and thats wy im wright ortophon best regards lucas by the way are you from sweden lucas ?

[dubcutter89]

Hi!
No, not from Sweden. A snowy country more in the south...

How do you think Ortofon made heads for Lyrec?
A couple hours browsing my computer I found that other pic again hehe
Guess it is from a museum in Sweden, same custom dial-knob on the right hand side of the machine (pitch adjustement?).
This one has a Ortofon Mono head and an intersting long suspension spring.
Is that a 16 inch platter? No vacuum?

TEKS0008296(1).jpg

[record cutter 76]

Sorry now i know the cutterhead is made by lyrec but the stereoheds that lyrec useed was made by ortophon

[Aussie0zborn]

Is that a 16 inch platter? No vacuum?

No vacuum. The knurled knob on the spindle screws down to hold the lacquer If I remember correctly, this has a left hand bread.

[record cutter 76]

Yes it is missing some parts but it is no big problems

[record cutter 76]

Dubcutter89 yes My neumann has a 16 inch turntable sorry for the late awnser