I would say contact http://www.fixmydual.com/ and see what they say. That's their business.
Last I heard there were no longer new parts available as Dual discontinued parts for this model as well as other 10 series tables.
I had this table in the early 60's and while state of the art then, my personal belief is that it is nowhere in the leaque of today contemporary turntables. For me personally unless you have a solid collection of 78RPM records or some transcription where you need 16RPM I would not go this route.
However if you have need of those speeds I would opt for the Benjamin Miracord table. Built in West Germany at the time and was far more robust than the Dual.
Just a thought.
Last I heard there were no longer new parts available as Dual discontinued parts for this model as well as other 10 series tables.
I had this table in the early 60's and while state of the art then, my personal belief is that it is nowhere in the leaque of today contemporary turntables. For me personally unless you have a solid collection of 78RPM records or some transcription where you need 16RPM I would not go this route.
However if you have need of those speeds I would opt for the Benjamin Miracord table. Built in West Germany at the time and was far more robust than the Dual.
Just a thought.