High-quality Turntable Belt Set for Easy Repair and 🔧 Maintenance of Belt-Driven Turntables - 5 Pcs with Various Specifications Review

They didn't fit me but it's worth it Having 5 straps for future emergencies if I ever own a table that uses one. They are worth keeping especially at a very reasonable price. I have the latest generation Rega RP1, not the current P1. The flywheel is close to the main wheel and is too small for these belts.

My amplifier (CD, cassette, radio, record) has lost the quality of the record playback. I bought this product because I wasn't sure what size I needed. One of the tapes included in this pack fit (don't remember which one) and the turntable became much better, but still a little bit different. The speed is a bit slow, but that's something I might need to tweak.

206mm The size of many turntables from the 70's and 80's. All belt driven machines and pioneers. Also works on Toshiba, Onkyo and Kenwood. that I have tried myself. I suspect most of them use the same 200mm drive ring, so this size is the most versatile. 150mm works on substrates of all projects and music halls. It's possible, but the belt directly from the manufacturer is about 10 times more expensive, but why? They want $25 for a belt.

Couldn't find a suitable strap for my Pioneer turntable model. As a last resort I bought a set of 5 straps, the largest strap (300mm) worked great. Kudos to the kit designer!

They did not fit me, but it is important to me, 5 straps for having future emergencies if one day i have a table that uses one its worth keeping especially at a very reasonable price. I have the latest generation Rega RP1, not the current P1. The flywheel is close to the main wheel and is too small for these belts.

My combo (CD, cassette, radio, vinyl) has lost the playback quality of vinyl. I bought this product because I wasn't sure what size I needed. One of the tapes included in this pack fit (don't remember which one) and the turntable became much better, but still a little bit different. The speed is a bit slow, but that's something I might need to tweak.

206 mm This is the size of many turntables from the 70s and 80s. All belt driven machines and pioneers. Also works on Toshiba, Onkyo and Kenwood. that I have tried myself. I suspect most of them use the same 200mm drive ring, so this size is the most versatile. 150mm works on substrates of all projects and music halls. It's possible, but the belt directly from the manufacturer is about 10 times more expensive, but why? They want $25 for a belt.