11 Pieces Turntable Belt for Project, Different Specifications Turntable Belt Replacement for Record Player

Bought this set to replace a belt on a turn table. The variety pack saved me as the belt was broken in multiple pieces so I was unable to figure out the size. Having a bunch of different sizes made it easy to find the belt that would fit.

I inherited the Nostalgic Music System that looked liked a Vintage radio from my father. I knew he used it for the radio and to play CD's but when I went to try records on it I realized he didn't use it because the belt had fell apart. I tried to find out what size belt it needed but would you believe there was not a listing for this exact machine with the size. I could find "replacements" at full price plus shipping and there were similar machines but you really need to be right on with these, it's not horse shoes.I tried all the measuring techniques and to be honest the inches were such a wide range and the mm sizing is just not as easy as you would think so I opted to try this set because it had many in the similar sizes. I found that the 178mm worked perfectly, snug without putting much strain on the motor but in a pinch I saved the 172mm to work temporarily (but I would not recommend it).I don't know enough about "belts' to know the quality of the belts but now that I know the right size (which I wrote down and taped to the back) I can order the right size next time and not worry buying the right one. It was a great deal just to be able to try them to see which size was right. Who knows, my other player might be the other size if that one snaps later.

So if you're in need of a turntable belt particularly if you repair turntables like I do, you'll find that it's good to have a selection of belts around in the case you might need them. This includes all the general sizes that you're liable to run into, although there are others that this doesn't have.Quality seems to be pretty good and fit and finish and usage seem to be pretty good as well.

just what I needed.

Hoping this woudl fix my Crosley and it was very close but just not the right sizes.

Though these are sold for cassette or turn table belt replacements, I was able to find a couple that worked in a thin 3.5" disk drive mechanism. These thin disk drives fit in test equipment and laptops. Finding a working drive was very hard as most drive belts have turned to mush by now.

I was having trouble finding an exact replacement for a Pioneer belt drive turntable (PL-112D). This package was nice since it had a variety of sizes. Tried a few out, found one that worked well, and now have extras should I need one in the future. Seems to grip well, no complaints about performance.

I needed a belt to fix my boys' vintage toy record player. This selection of flat rubber belts is a wonderful deal but the seller's specifying of actual diameters for such a floppy, stretchy product is inconvenient for the buyer. Other vendors use the Folded Flat Length which is much easier to measure. Doing the math: Dia. x π = Circ. then divide by 2 = FFL. These are the FFL measurements for the belts I received in mm: 150*, 195, 200, 230, 270**, 278, 282*, 295, 300, 320, 460***. Most are 5mm wide x 0.7 thick with the (*) one being 4mm wide and the (**) being 0.6mm and (***) 0.9mm thick. I did find what I needed so I'm pleased with the purchase.