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everything sounds like little lord faulteroy mix |
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i guess that's better than everything sounding like Gwarek2 |
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Lol @ Gwarek2 Maybe you need to unplug and plug back in Control + alt + delete New batteries Needs a little tune up/cleaning like a car or bike |
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what do you have it plugged into? it needs to go to something that applies the riaa curve, like phono inputs on a stereo receiver |
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i imagine he has it plugged into the wall. |
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im not running it by a hamster treadmill :) its plugged intot eh wall obviousl. using the phono input aswell, though i dont see how that would make an impact on the spinning speed. its a Lenco Quarz L-3807, magnetic direct drive. basically a technics clone. hifi forums suspect a bad soldering upon same queszions asked by another. recommendation to chuck it out the window and buy new. i was tempted to throw tech out the window, im not willing to give up this one yet. im kind of a butcher when it comes to soldering though and i wouldnt even know where to start. dont have a measuring device either. nor a solder suction thingie. i rellay wished though it had the finesse of little lord faulteroy |
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if i tear it apart these days i would start looking at the solders and mechanism connected to the pitch. sound the most promising place. |
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one of the many things sadly lost in the chaos after my father's passing was... his mind-blowingly minimal turntable. it was literally just a 60hz motor synchronized off of the AC power cycle and a drive belt. that once it was playing when the power went out, and... yeah. the sound was everything you could have hoped for |
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real life comedy situation, you couldnt make it up |
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update: it works again! turns out, all it needed was good greasing... of course i only found out after digging up the spare jaytec player from the cellar, reaplacing it, dismantling the slow one and checking the connections and board for broken parts or melted thingies. while i was at it i felt the movemnt was a bit hard. it always is a bit tough to spin as you would have to work against the magnets in the bgeinning, but it was just a little greasy more sticky to be precise, so a bit of silicone spray apparently did the trick. there was also a previously fixed soldered connection which i touched and bent, but my guess is it just was the greasing. hope it keeps playing now. it worked though for the past days. |
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