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In article <1jusfkINNl6j@uwm.edu> ezad133@hermes.chpc.utexas.edu (Jim A.  
Andrews) writes:

>Does anyone know where I can get a replacement belt for my
>Oracle Alexandria (II?) table?  My local audio shops have
>been unable to help.  I think Oracle has had numerous 
>problems in the past -- are they still in business?  Thanks . . .

they are still in business, contact them at:

Oracle
PO.Box  394
Edmunston,New Brunswick
E3C 3L1, Canada
1-506-735-1080


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In article <1jusfkINNl6j@uwm.edu> ezad133@hermes.chpc.utexas.edu (Jim A. Andrews) writes:
>
>Does anyone know where I can get a replacement belt for my
>Oracle Alexandria (II?) table?  My local audio shops have
>been unable to help.  I think Oracle has had numerous 
>problems in the past -- are they still in business?  Thanks . . .
>
>

Concerning a source for turntable belts, I saved the
following from the net some time ago.  While I can't
guarantee that it's accurate or still up-to-date, I thought
I'd pass it along, figuring it's worth a try:


    MCM has belts of 20.7, 23.6, 25.0, 35.1, and 38.8 inner
    circumference specifically for turntables......but if
    that doesn't do it, some of the VCR belts will fit as
    well.

    They even have a "Belt-o-Meter" for measuring the old
    one (or a piece of string in case it is deceased).

    If you don't have a current catalog, they are at
    800-543-4330.


This is not an endorsement, and I have no connection with
MCM.  I'm just passing on information others have passed on
earlier.

Carl Wuellner
ccw8u@virginia.edu