Pioneer PL-12D Turntable Maintenance. Belt and Cartridge replacement.

Attention Audiophiles: I already know. I did everything wrong, I have no business pretending I know anything about vinyl, turntables, or stereo equipment in general. You are all much better than I could ever even hope to be, I am but a lowly philistine.
Now that we got that out of the way...
Coming to you once again from the isolation chamber/fallout shelter/dungeon of doom, we are back with another repair video? This time we have something completely different. I decide to finally get around to fixing my Pioneer PL-12D Turntable. I clean it up a bit, throw on a new belt, and a new Audio-Technica AT95E cartridge, and test it out. Will it work? Will your host get angry and throw it against the wall? (my money is on yes). Will it be worth pointing and laughing at your host's continued stupidity? Tune in and find out!
All items in this video were purchased by me, and no special discount, or any promotional consideration was offered by the seller. Not responsible for accidents. Not liable for damage to your self, your family, your pets, your neighbors, your property, or your great grandmama who had a coronary cause she love my content a little too much. No warranties are expressed or implied in this or any universe, except for those universes where expression of warranty is required by the hive queen (in which case, all glory to the hive queen) Don't try this at home. Don't try this in someone else's home. Don't try this at Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children.
Tl;dr- Ignore this video and go eat a taco instead. Mmmm, taco...
Apologies for the commercials, I got copyright claimed, guess I didn't get obscure enough with the tunes. Oh well, I'm ok with throwing a few bucks at independent artists whenever I can, and Drag The River certainly is worth checking out, IMHO.