Flat Belt, Medium 16.3 Inch for Audio Tape Players etc.

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Brand: AVCR
Stock#: FBM16.3
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16.3 Inch Long Medium Flat Electronics Drive Belt


16.3 Flat Medium Rubber Belt
  • Meets or exceeds OEM specs. Found in many types of equipment.

    Turntable belts can last anywhere from a couple years to a couple decades! It largely depends on the environment in which they are placed! (humidty,grease,oil etc) At .197"/5mm wide, this belt is wider than the .125" wide belts originally supplied with the below listed equipment. If you verify that your motor pulley channel is wide enough to handle this belt then you can get this wider belt for greater stability and longer life. Free exchange if you have any trouble.


    Found in but not necessarily limited to:

    ADC [see also BSR] LT-34
    ELECTROBRAND 9312
    EMERSON M2291
    GENERAL ELECTRIC; GE 11-5020
    JCPENNEY; Penncrest; MCS 683-1840
    MARANTZ; Superscope TT155
    MARANTZ; Superscope TT155CT
    RCA 841.662 [by Polyconcepts]
    SAMSUNG SCM-6500
    SAMSUNG SCM-6550
    SOUNDESIGN; Acoustic; Realtone; Tanglewood 6846ADC
    YORX; GPX Gran Prix; Newave M2005

  • This belt is of recent manufacture. Original legacy belts no longer exist. If they did, they'd be too old to sell in good conscience. As far as we can tell, even if the manufacturer name was stamped on the belt, all belts supplied with original turntables were outsourced to a belt specialist manufacturer, like ours are today. ?Our belts are made using state-of-the-art vulcanization chemistry, forming highly crosslinked polymetric structures which ensure long-term elastic stability even under the harshest conditions.
  • Prior to installation of your new belt, the belt path should be cleaned. ?Here in the repair shop we would use common household rubbing alcohol (isopropyl) or a similar solution to clean the old, (often invisible) belt residue from the entire belt path, including the hub around the underside of the platter,?so it doesn't contaminate the new belt. ?With the belt off, we would get the turntable into play condition and hold an alcohol soaked Q-tip on the side of the spinning belt motor pulley. It's amazing how much black contamination comes off from the old belt.