I installed a new cartridge. The tone arm goes down but doesn't start on some records and retracts to starting position. Not always. But when it does start properly, it eventually starts to skip on every record. It may be the third or fourth track but will do so on every record. Help!!
@jamesbaker189123 сағат бұрын
It's pronounced dokken like rocking with dokken
@danicadivina548Күн бұрын
Is this for sale? Hoping to have one.
@kappandrew1Күн бұрын
This one did sell. I done have any in stock currently. Sorry
@nattycoКүн бұрын
I really like this machine. The one thing I don't like is I have to be very careful not to scrape the top of the record against the sharp bottom of the lid when putting the record on and off the spindle. Other than that it's a fantastic player and sounds better than some very much more expensive modern decks.
@ABC-rh7zc2 күн бұрын
I had that amp when I was a teenager. Fond memories!
@Enigma87502 күн бұрын
Peaking I think was the term you were looking for. Or Distortion. Total Harmonic Distortion.
@bjorn2run2 күн бұрын
Not a 1060. The 1060 had a mid-range control and mic inputs, among other things.
@matthewmccabe39252 күн бұрын
Right... the one he's showing is a 1060b
@nudawas2 күн бұрын
I won mint 1070 and its absolutly great sounding amp
@MsPedroisrael3 күн бұрын
Allo, I have de Marantz 1090 and sounds great, what is your opinion about 1090. Tanks
@stephanlazarz19213 күн бұрын
You are full of s**t .
@ruralbodger3 күн бұрын
what’s the lesson?
@vulcangunner583 күн бұрын
I think that volume control is marked as an attenuator.....anything less than full volume, is shown as a negative on the knob. The excessive woofer motion is called "rumble" when seen with phono use. I've seen woofers do things I wouldn't think possible without a subsonic filter!
@geraldtalbot64003 күн бұрын
I had marantz console amp which looked identical to this but was a 30w per channel class A integrated amplifier which I paid £120 for in 1981. I still have it in its original box and it is till one of the bestvpurchases I have ever made
@stevebarnes22673 күн бұрын
Hi there I have the same model jvc this is a long shot but the left Channel from turntable has stopped working I was wondering if you would have any ideas on what could be causing this thanks regards steve
@highlow124 күн бұрын
I have the same table and it's speeding up for like a second or to before playing normal. Obviously I can't play records. How much would the service be?
@ManCaveTV14 күн бұрын
I was debating between this or the Flusnce RT82 or 83. Now I know 😅
@mathtrixmusiclix42484 күн бұрын
Gotta say this amp was a disappointment . Preferred the Musical Fidelity v90lps
@rodfryatt42664 күн бұрын
It's a JVC MD1034 cart.
@DavidPhinijdamm8 күн бұрын
Hi Andy, my Victor JL-A15Q runs slow. How do I fix that?
@bryanmathew20799 күн бұрын
i' Got 2 Of These in Last few Months, Like about $25 , im Just CLeaning 1 Off They Lit When i' Tested Them@ Thrift Stores, i'm Wondering How To Set Presets , both units Had No Remote, Thanks bye
@user-jn6yg8xr6f10 күн бұрын
This is a great little pre-amp I’ve just had one delivered and it’s beautiful sounding
@bpalpha10 күн бұрын
Is that a fixed slanted headshell? Agreed, these are good tables but I think my LPW50-PB can go toe-to-toe. I'm using the AT95E cartridge currently.
@macdrummer00710 күн бұрын
Gary? Seriously Gerry Rafferty.” Never heard of “Baker Street” From “City to City”? Classic debut solo album. Along with “Night Owl” Gerry at his finest!
@kappandrew19 күн бұрын
Sorry… I’m a 90s guy… I do like some of these bands but counting crows and citizen cope are more my style.
@211teitake10 күн бұрын
I am guessing that the auto return does not engage early enough and it requires the tonearm/stylus to go too far into the center of the record. I have Realistic Lab-420, a full auto turntable. It has the similar opening at the base of the tonearm with a screw at the bottom with which you can adjust the cue-in and cue-out of the tone arm. However there are two screws hidden underneath the hole. One you see when the tonearm is at the arm rest which is for the cue-in. Another you see when the tone arm is close to the center of the platter which controls when/where the cue-out engages. Turning the screw clockwise or counter-clockwise changes where the needle drops or returns. It may have the same mechanism.
@holjeholjevac11 күн бұрын
Hello sir, may i ask how good they preform in stereo mod, are they reliable? Thanks, best regards.
@SkiBumMSP12 күн бұрын
I have a Technics SL-QL15 and it is still working perfectly. Don't think it has ever been given any kind of service that I am aware of. In the 15 years or so I had it, I never done anything other than replace the stylus and cleaning the dust off of it. It was actually just given to me by an old friend that no longer wanted it. I asked how much he wanted for it and he just told me to go ahead and take it. I have always wondered if it is worth having a good tech go through it and get it re-lubed, etc, but I was told by others when I asked this same question is that if it is still working perfectly, don't bother messing with it.
@thefreestylefrEaK12 күн бұрын
He knows Black Sabbath but doesn't know Dio. What a muppet. I'd take 10% of that collection, the rest is not my thing.
@kappandrew112 күн бұрын
Read that comment again and think to yourself, “do I look like an a muppet, or a good person for making that comment?” Maybe remove it… your choice. I feel bad for you….
@nicevmax13 күн бұрын
I have a Lafayette LR 5555A receiver and love it. Was not aware the 3030 had three bands of tone control, that would make it a very good entry level receiver. This whole line with the lr15 1515 at the bottom and the LR 9090 at the top are really great receivers.
@AdemolaAdeniyi13 күн бұрын
I know this is 3years old speakers, are they active or passive
@kappandrew112 күн бұрын
They are all active. While these are cool looking speakers, I’d suggest getting something else. These are loud but average so far as quality of sound.
@bpalpha13 күн бұрын
How do you like your Infinity RS1s? I recently acquired a pair though I'm waiting on some replacement dust caps.
@kappandrew112 күн бұрын
They are great! When placed on a surface they can use (resonance), they open up and hit well above their size. I put mine on light wood shelves and they perform wonderfully!
@RonaldSingh-j9d14 күн бұрын
This is a piece if shit, I cannot hear any sound until the volume reaches 30 and at 48 it shuts off. Waste of money.
@kappandrew112 күн бұрын
You have them placed wrong. If you put these on a really hard surface they cannot open up. Put them on a shelf, like I have mine. They need to be able to use what they are sitting on to “open up”.
@oldskool197914 күн бұрын
Wrong record in sgt peppers.
@oldskool197914 күн бұрын
Not easy to find good records anymore.
@adamvanwickel53814 күн бұрын
Don Warwick? Paco?!!! Gary Rafferty? are you joking?
@lfcmarkeb712414 күн бұрын
I've the Douk audio T3pro same unit i believe, changed tubes to GE ones seemed a little better, then a set of Mullard tubes, again a change, but one channel developed a strange noise, a tube failed. were vintage tubes so maybe that's what happened. i leave the gain at 30.
@watdanuqta-mf5ms15 күн бұрын
Just looking at the motor of this t table, it appears to be an AC Four-Pole Synchronous motor. Synchronous motors maintain accurate speed from the AC's line frequency which is 60Hz in the US. I suppose subtle variations in the line frequency will alter the speed. More of an issue with lighter platters than the flywheel effects of platters with more mass. Some turntable motors have tapered spindles to allow speed adjustment by moving the belt up or down on them. You know, if you're going to be doing videos on this subject, dump the phone app, (real rookie stuff, plus you're using it incorrectly) and get something more accurate with a quartz locked illuminator that doesn't rely on the power line frequency like an AT AT6181DL Stroboscope Disc and Quartz Strobe, or my personal fave, The KAB SpeedStrobe where the strobe features the actual speed numbers instead of "Instead of hypnotic bars". There are pricier devices but these are very accurate. On another subject, the emphasis on making sure the speed is exact, on a lot of cheaper turntables, vintage stuff, DC motors and almost all direct drive models that were not made in the last few years, you're more likely only getting speed accuracy centered around your target speed; 33.33, 45 RPM. There is a saying about DC motors; "They go right by going wrong". A turntable that might be off a smidge too fast or too slow can sound fine if there is little or close to no variation in speed compared to something that you think measures well with a phone plopped on the platter but varies enough to be audible. Many people don't listen very well, not noticing the speed variations. I've said this on other websites: play some piano music that has long sustained notes, notes where the key is held down for a long period and listen if you hear any variation, wavering of the note. You would be surprised at how many turntables fail at this simple test. Also damage to these forty, fifty year old turntables bearing or motor induced noise. A decent stethoscope placed at various points on a table's base is always a good way of checking. It's amazing how much of this noise goes unnoticed.
@themirrorsofmymind15 күн бұрын
Hey! I have an Audio Technica AT-LPD2 USB turntable that I've only been able to listen to while it's plugged into the mic/line-in on my PC. Now I think can use my MCS Series speakers with one of those little amps! *_YEE HAW!_* EDIT! I almost forgot aboutsix-discdisc changer Pioneer CD system! Ooh... 😏😏😏😏😏😏
@Norman-bone1315 күн бұрын
I got two of these in 2015. They’ve worked well and held up. No complaints. I’m not over analytical, I just enjoy my music. Sounds great to me. I am going to exp with an external DAC just out of curiosity. I want to see if I can detect a difference in sound quality. Taking a hearing test in September to see what frequencies I can still hear.
@cnhhnc16 күн бұрын
I have a basement system that consists of a pair of Boston Acoustics A100s, an early '80s Technics integrated rated at 90 watts x 2 at 8 ohms and a Dual TT. The speakers were $60 off craigslist, the amp I found in a Goodwill for $20 with its matching tuner, and the Dual was FREE. So yes, you can put together quite a nice system for under $100 but you have to be patient and on the look out. It should also be said that all of this was put together before ebay was inundated with "flipper-itis", where everybody and his brother is buying up stuff, inflating prices and flipping this vintage gear on ebay, etc.
@Davidm-vz4mv16 күн бұрын
Great video‼️ I picked one of these up for around 70 dollars super good turntable. I was wondering though does it need a phono pre amp? I’m running mine without one and it perfect
@kappandrew112 күн бұрын
It does need a preamp but if your stereo has a phono input the preamp is in the stereo.
@johnsonhenderson772916 күн бұрын
Does the repeat really work? Not mine, why ?
@eldenr329716 күн бұрын
I have a ps2350 and just put a new belt that fits tight, like the 3rd example and my speed was 34.2, a little fast.
@eldenr329716 күн бұрын
I have a ps2350 it had the same problem I took it apart and the spacer had rotted away, I was hoping to get the spacer thickness to rase the spindle to the right height, but I just ended up finding a plastic spacer and kept filing it down till it was sitting at a level that worked.
@thefreestylefrEaK17 күн бұрын
I bought a nice set of CR8's about 4 years ago (I recall I paid $60 as well). Nice built speakers. Hated the front metal grill. Sold them 6 months later. Weak dome tweeter and muddy bass compared to a couple similar sized JBL's I own.
@mattspokane17 күн бұрын
That is Auto return. (as opposed to just Auto stop). Unfortunately, I've had to fix several Technics turntables that have auto return. My favorite system is actually just auto stop where it stops and lifts the tone arm off of the record. You should see how many fewer gears there are underneath the turntable when it is just auto stop. About 1/10 of the things that can get messed up. And what do you really accomplish with auto return of return instead of just auto stop? You already have to walk over there to change the record. Takes about one second to move the arm over. You lose all of those saved seconds the first time you have to fix the auto return. 🙂 You won't have to replace your test record as often if you don't stick your fingers all over it 🙂
@mattspokane17 күн бұрын
Did you measure and readjust the tracking force with the screw out? Mine showed quite a bit different when I didn't put the screw in. I disagree that playing a scratchy race. Is a good test. it might actually be a good test of a cartridge that isn't very vibrant because then it might mask some of the scratches. In that case, you might be better off with a low end, highly used stylus.
@Shadowban6917 күн бұрын
BA are good. Have a set of A150s but cant sell them for the life of me. An audio guy that can't refoam speakers? Come on bruv. It easiest thing to do.
@cnhhnc18 күн бұрын
BA? I'm a fan. Have the A40s, A100s, A200s and a set of the HD9s I plan to refoam for my daughter. Very nice sounding speakers for not much coin. Two thumbs up. Sorry to see them go. Been gone for a while now.
@richardgonzalez388318 күн бұрын
Due you sell items on line. having a hard time finding you store
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I installed a new cartridge. The tone arm goes down but doesn't start on some records and retracts to starting position. Not always. But when it does start properly, it eventually starts to skip on every record. It may be the third or fourth track but will do so on every record. Help!!
It's pronounced dokken like rocking with dokken
Is this for sale? Hoping to have one.
This one did sell. I done have any in stock currently. Sorry
I really like this machine. The one thing I don't like is I have to be very careful not to scrape the top of the record against the sharp bottom of the lid when putting the record on and off the spindle. Other than that it's a fantastic player and sounds better than some very much more expensive modern decks.
I had that amp when I was a teenager. Fond memories!
Peaking I think was the term you were looking for. Or Distortion. Total Harmonic Distortion.
Not a 1060. The 1060 had a mid-range control and mic inputs, among other things.
Right... the one he's showing is a 1060b
I won mint 1070 and its absolutly great sounding amp
Allo, I have de Marantz 1090 and sounds great, what is your opinion about 1090. Tanks
You are full of s**t .
what’s the lesson?
I think that volume control is marked as an attenuator.....anything less than full volume, is shown as a negative on the knob. The excessive woofer motion is called "rumble" when seen with phono use. I've seen woofers do things I wouldn't think possible without a subsonic filter!
I had marantz console amp which looked identical to this but was a 30w per channel class A integrated amplifier which I paid £120 for in 1981. I still have it in its original box and it is till one of the bestvpurchases I have ever made
Hi there I have the same model jvc this is a long shot but the left Channel from turntable has stopped working I was wondering if you would have any ideas on what could be causing this thanks regards steve
I have the same table and it's speeding up for like a second or to before playing normal. Obviously I can't play records. How much would the service be?
I was debating between this or the Flusnce RT82 or 83. Now I know 😅
Gotta say this amp was a disappointment . Preferred the Musical Fidelity v90lps
It's a JVC MD1034 cart.
Hi Andy, my Victor JL-A15Q runs slow. How do I fix that?
i' Got 2 Of These in Last few Months, Like about $25 , im Just CLeaning 1 Off They Lit When i' Tested Them@ Thrift Stores, i'm Wondering How To Set Presets , both units Had No Remote, Thanks bye
This is a great little pre-amp I’ve just had one delivered and it’s beautiful sounding
Is that a fixed slanted headshell? Agreed, these are good tables but I think my LPW50-PB can go toe-to-toe. I'm using the AT95E cartridge currently.
Gary? Seriously Gerry Rafferty.” Never heard of “Baker Street” From “City to City”? Classic debut solo album. Along with “Night Owl” Gerry at his finest!
Sorry… I’m a 90s guy… I do like some of these bands but counting crows and citizen cope are more my style.
I am guessing that the auto return does not engage early enough and it requires the tonearm/stylus to go too far into the center of the record. I have Realistic Lab-420, a full auto turntable. It has the similar opening at the base of the tonearm with a screw at the bottom with which you can adjust the cue-in and cue-out of the tone arm. However there are two screws hidden underneath the hole. One you see when the tonearm is at the arm rest which is for the cue-in. Another you see when the tone arm is close to the center of the platter which controls when/where the cue-out engages. Turning the screw clockwise or counter-clockwise changes where the needle drops or returns. It may have the same mechanism.
Hello sir, may i ask how good they preform in stereo mod, are they reliable? Thanks, best regards.
I have a Technics SL-QL15 and it is still working perfectly. Don't think it has ever been given any kind of service that I am aware of. In the 15 years or so I had it, I never done anything other than replace the stylus and cleaning the dust off of it. It was actually just given to me by an old friend that no longer wanted it. I asked how much he wanted for it and he just told me to go ahead and take it. I have always wondered if it is worth having a good tech go through it and get it re-lubed, etc, but I was told by others when I asked this same question is that if it is still working perfectly, don't bother messing with it.
He knows Black Sabbath but doesn't know Dio. What a muppet. I'd take 10% of that collection, the rest is not my thing.
Read that comment again and think to yourself, “do I look like an a muppet, or a good person for making that comment?” Maybe remove it… your choice. I feel bad for you….
I have a Lafayette LR 5555A receiver and love it. Was not aware the 3030 had three bands of tone control, that would make it a very good entry level receiver. This whole line with the lr15 1515 at the bottom and the LR 9090 at the top are really great receivers.
I know this is 3years old speakers, are they active or passive
They are all active. While these are cool looking speakers, I’d suggest getting something else. These are loud but average so far as quality of sound.
How do you like your Infinity RS1s? I recently acquired a pair though I'm waiting on some replacement dust caps.
They are great! When placed on a surface they can use (resonance), they open up and hit well above their size. I put mine on light wood shelves and they perform wonderfully!
This is a piece if shit, I cannot hear any sound until the volume reaches 30 and at 48 it shuts off. Waste of money.
You have them placed wrong. If you put these on a really hard surface they cannot open up. Put them on a shelf, like I have mine. They need to be able to use what they are sitting on to “open up”.
Wrong record in sgt peppers.
Not easy to find good records anymore.
Don Warwick? Paco?!!! Gary Rafferty? are you joking?
I've the Douk audio T3pro same unit i believe, changed tubes to GE ones seemed a little better, then a set of Mullard tubes, again a change, but one channel developed a strange noise, a tube failed. were vintage tubes so maybe that's what happened. i leave the gain at 30.
Just looking at the motor of this t table, it appears to be an AC Four-Pole Synchronous motor. Synchronous motors maintain accurate speed from the AC's line frequency which is 60Hz in the US. I suppose subtle variations in the line frequency will alter the speed. More of an issue with lighter platters than the flywheel effects of platters with more mass. Some turntable motors have tapered spindles to allow speed adjustment by moving the belt up or down on them. You know, if you're going to be doing videos on this subject, dump the phone app, (real rookie stuff, plus you're using it incorrectly) and get something more accurate with a quartz locked illuminator that doesn't rely on the power line frequency like an AT AT6181DL Stroboscope Disc and Quartz Strobe, or my personal fave, The KAB SpeedStrobe where the strobe features the actual speed numbers instead of "Instead of hypnotic bars". There are pricier devices but these are very accurate. On another subject, the emphasis on making sure the speed is exact, on a lot of cheaper turntables, vintage stuff, DC motors and almost all direct drive models that were not made in the last few years, you're more likely only getting speed accuracy centered around your target speed; 33.33, 45 RPM. There is a saying about DC motors; "They go right by going wrong". A turntable that might be off a smidge too fast or too slow can sound fine if there is little or close to no variation in speed compared to something that you think measures well with a phone plopped on the platter but varies enough to be audible. Many people don't listen very well, not noticing the speed variations. I've said this on other websites: play some piano music that has long sustained notes, notes where the key is held down for a long period and listen if you hear any variation, wavering of the note. You would be surprised at how many turntables fail at this simple test. Also damage to these forty, fifty year old turntables bearing or motor induced noise. A decent stethoscope placed at various points on a table's base is always a good way of checking. It's amazing how much of this noise goes unnoticed.
Hey! I have an Audio Technica AT-LPD2 USB turntable that I've only been able to listen to while it's plugged into the mic/line-in on my PC. Now I think can use my MCS Series speakers with one of those little amps! *_YEE HAW!_* EDIT! I almost forgot aboutsix-discdisc changer Pioneer CD system! Ooh... 😏😏😏😏😏😏
I got two of these in 2015. They’ve worked well and held up. No complaints. I’m not over analytical, I just enjoy my music. Sounds great to me. I am going to exp with an external DAC just out of curiosity. I want to see if I can detect a difference in sound quality. Taking a hearing test in September to see what frequencies I can still hear.
I have a basement system that consists of a pair of Boston Acoustics A100s, an early '80s Technics integrated rated at 90 watts x 2 at 8 ohms and a Dual TT. The speakers were $60 off craigslist, the amp I found in a Goodwill for $20 with its matching tuner, and the Dual was FREE. So yes, you can put together quite a nice system for under $100 but you have to be patient and on the look out. It should also be said that all of this was put together before ebay was inundated with "flipper-itis", where everybody and his brother is buying up stuff, inflating prices and flipping this vintage gear on ebay, etc.
Great video‼️ I picked one of these up for around 70 dollars super good turntable. I was wondering though does it need a phono pre amp? I’m running mine without one and it perfect
It does need a preamp but if your stereo has a phono input the preamp is in the stereo.
Does the repeat really work? Not mine, why ?
I have a ps2350 and just put a new belt that fits tight, like the 3rd example and my speed was 34.2, a little fast.
I have a ps2350 it had the same problem I took it apart and the spacer had rotted away, I was hoping to get the spacer thickness to rase the spindle to the right height, but I just ended up finding a plastic spacer and kept filing it down till it was sitting at a level that worked.
I bought a nice set of CR8's about 4 years ago (I recall I paid $60 as well). Nice built speakers. Hated the front metal grill. Sold them 6 months later. Weak dome tweeter and muddy bass compared to a couple similar sized JBL's I own.
That is Auto return. (as opposed to just Auto stop). Unfortunately, I've had to fix several Technics turntables that have auto return. My favorite system is actually just auto stop where it stops and lifts the tone arm off of the record. You should see how many fewer gears there are underneath the turntable when it is just auto stop. About 1/10 of the things that can get messed up. And what do you really accomplish with auto return of return instead of just auto stop? You already have to walk over there to change the record. Takes about one second to move the arm over. You lose all of those saved seconds the first time you have to fix the auto return. 🙂 You won't have to replace your test record as often if you don't stick your fingers all over it 🙂
Did you measure and readjust the tracking force with the screw out? Mine showed quite a bit different when I didn't put the screw in. I disagree that playing a scratchy race. Is a good test. it might actually be a good test of a cartridge that isn't very vibrant because then it might mask some of the scratches. In that case, you might be better off with a low end, highly used stylus.
BA are good. Have a set of A150s but cant sell them for the life of me. An audio guy that can't refoam speakers? Come on bruv. It easiest thing to do.
BA? I'm a fan. Have the A40s, A100s, A200s and a set of the HD9s I plan to refoam for my daughter. Very nice sounding speakers for not much coin. Two thumbs up. Sorry to see them go. Been gone for a while now.
Due you sell items on line. having a hard time finding you store
Soul and Rapp vinyl is becoming rare