Turntable Static
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- Illegitimate Species
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Turntable Static
I own a numark tt1650 direct drive turntable. It produces so much static to the point where it over powers the sound from the record. I've tried using the affects on my mixer to filter the noise, but that drastically warps the sound. I'm pretty sure it's not the cords, mixer, or the needle. And I know all my records aren't that beat to hell. Does anyone know how to get rid of this static so I can sample some records??? 
Re: Turntable Static
is the needle dead? or covered in gunk/dust?
is the weight set properly for the tonearm?
is the ground wire attached?
just a few thoughts
is the weight set properly for the tonearm?
is the ground wire attached?
just a few thoughts
Samples.
- Illegitimate Species
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Re: Turntable Static
is the ground wire attached?
Aha... I haven't using a ground wire. I've been thinking i got ripped off for about a year now. I'm a turntable noob, please excuse my lack of knowledge. Thanks
- Kei Kurono
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Re: Turntable Static
Illegitimate Species wrote:is the ground wire attached?
Aha... I haven't using a ground wire. I've been thinking i got ripped off for about a year now. I'm a turntable noob, please excuse my lack of knowledge. Thanks
I was just about to ask that question. Same thing happend to me when I got my first turntable.