If you've just bought a second-hand turntable, it's best to reset the tracking force and anti skate before you try to play a record because, chances are, someone at the thrift store fiddled with the original settings and you you can end up with headaches, heartaches and a party of dwarves at your door.
To demonstrate how to calibrate the tracking force and anti skate, I've got a Toshiba SR-B2 automatic turntable from 1892. It's a simple but robust little belt-driven turntable.
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