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Technics A-70 Belt FRX 35.1
Technics A-6600 Belt FRY 22.4
Technics M-220 Belt FRX 23.6
Technics SL-23 Belt FRX 22.4
Technics SL-33 Belt FRX 23.6
Technics SL-210 Belt FRX 23.6
Technics SLB-1 Belt FRX 23.6
Technics SLB-2 Belt FRX 23.6
Technics SL-235 Belt FRX 22.4
Technics SLB-303 Belt FR 21.5 <!--begin foot--!>

If your turntable is not listed, first look for a close match in model number. If that model's belt doesn't look like a match, then take careful measurements of your old belt's inside circumference, width and thickness.

Make the measurements with the belt lying flat and unstretched.  Use a paperclip to mark your starting point.  Measure in inches to match model; one inch=25.4mm.  Also, make note of how loose the old belt is while installed in the turntable.  Does it slip?  How much side-to-side deflection is there in the open section between the spindle and the platter?   Depending on how badly stretched out your old belt is, deduct 5 to 10 percent from the circumference.  If the belt is broken or missing, use a piece of string (wrapped without slack, but not stretched) to measure the proper circumference.  Either email me the measurements or browse available belt selection to find a suitable replacement.