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i have a problem with one of my technics,its the 1210 mk2.One deck seems louder/fatter/warmer than the other.I've changed mixer, needles, leads from mixer to amp but the problem is still there.Its obviously the built in lead from said deck to mixer.Has anyone else encountered this ****ing problem,and successfully rectified it?
You can really tell when listening back to a cd and its very very annoying!!
help!!
The audio cables on technics can go bad pretty easy.... I've had to get mine replaced because the audio would simply cut out. If you know how to solder and all that jazz its not too hard... gotta take off the entire bottom and then theres a 2 screw bracket that holds the cables down... pull that off and you'll see where the cables are attached.
Go get yourself some really thick paired rca cables... 10-12' and cut em right in half.... do both of your decks :)
Then again it could be your tonearm wiring :shock: :shock:
whats tone arm wiring?
the wiring that runs from your cartridge, down the inside of your tonearm and into the deckQuote:
Originally Posted by conflict
Serious shit...
A fiddler of a job to do ;)
your bang on right here. On one of my decks the cable seems to cut out the right hand stereo for that deck, which ****s things up. It's always slightly quieter on the right hand stereo channel for that deck too, which is a slight bitch.Quote:
Originally Posted by xfive
tis the same with mine I have to do some extreme twisting with the leads on one of the decks to get it to come out of both channels and when it does its super weak :doh:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hakka
go buy yourself a soldering iron and get practicing your soldering skills, thats what i do.
if your not very good at soldering, buy some of those soldering project kits from maplins to practice first