Topic: Turntable repair

[mbw]

Could it be the wires in your arm/cartridge setup possibly?

budd you beautiful god damned son of a bitch.  i pushed the cartridge connections together a bit and it worked!

 

[Buffalo Budd]

Could it be the wires in your arm/cartridge setup possibly?

budd you beautiful god damned son of a bitch.  i pushed the cartridge connections together a bit and it worked!

 

Glad I could help bud. That shit is delicate and I've seen it happen before.
Ya can't have Rift only playing out of your right speaker. 

[rowjimmy]

Could it be the wires in your arm/cartridge setup possibly?

budd you beautiful god damned son of a bitch.  i pushed the cartridge connections together a bit and it worked!

 

Glad I could help bud. That shit is delicate and I've seen it happen before.
Ya can't have Rift only playing out of your right speaker. 

Either that or just buy mono records from here on out.

[mopper_smurf]

Could it be the wires in your arm/cartridge setup possibly?

budd you beautiful god damned son of a bitch.  i pushed the cartridge connections together a bit and it worked!

 

Glad I could help bud. That shit is delicate and I've seen it happen before.
Ya can't have Rift only playing out of your right speaker. 

Either that or just buy mono records from here on out.

[Buffalo Budd]

^^^ So awesome!!

[mbw]

Hi.  Back with more issues.

So the other day I was spinning a record and doing the dishes.
I non intentionally slammed a cabinet door, which was really loud, and my record became inaudible at the same time.
It took a while with some unplugging/replugging of my preamp to get any sound back.
The sound is back now, but I have to turn up my stereo very loud to hear.
Weird, right?  Could the sound of the cabinet slamming flown up my cartridge and fried my preamp?
Anyone hear of anything like this?

[tet]

Hi.  Back with more issues.

So the other day I was spinning a record and doing the dishes.
I non intentionally slammed a cabinet door, which was really loud, and my record became inaudible at the same time.
It took a while with some unplugging/replugging of my preamp to get any sound back.
The sound is back now, but I have to turn up my stereo very loud to hear.
Weird, right?  Could the sound of the cabinet slamming flown up my cartridge and fried my preamp?
Anyone hear of anything like this?

that sounds... unlikely?  but i don't even work here... 

[kellerb]

Did it make the scratchy sound like in terrible movie previews?  If so, just grab the closest George Thorogood & the Destroyers record and queue up "Bad to the Bone."  Should correct the issue.

[mbw]

Hi.  Back with more issues.

So the other day I was spinning a record and doing the dishes.
I non intentionally slammed a cabinet door, which was really loud, and my record became inaudible at the same time.
It took a while with some unplugging/replugging of my preamp to get any sound back.
The sound is back now, but I have to turn up my stereo very loud to hear.
Weird, right?  Could the sound of the cabinet slamming flown up my cartridge and fried my preamp?
Anyone hear of anything like this?

that sounds... unlikely?  but i don't even work here...

I mean, it could not have been coincidence.  The loud bang fucked something up!?

[Hicks]

Did it make the scratchy sound like in terrible movie previews?  If so, just grab the closest George Thorogood & the Destroyers record and queue up "Bad to the Bone."  Should correct the issue.

Or Two Princes, I'm sure mbw has Pocket Full of Kryptonite on vinyl. 

[mbw]

Did it make the scratchy sound like in terrible movie previews?  If so, just grab the closest George Thorogood & the Destroyers record and queue up "Bad to the Bone."  Should correct the issue.

Or Two Princes, I'm sure mbw has Pocket Full of Kryptonite on vinyl.

No, but I clearly remember my girlfriend in high school buying me that CD and me being all,  'uhhh, thanks?'