Pro-Ject TT

[02audionoob]

My guess is the cartridge is a low possibility. I think the cables are an even lower possibility. I would've guessed it's the electronics, maybe an amp - the channel that runs the highs on the side that is out. Having something like that happen with the turntable and not the CD could've been luck, or maybe something to do with the weaker signal of a cartridge as compared to a CD player.

[bob r]

Thank you again
i did all of that i had even switch the amps and when the new TT was hooked up all was good
but now i am going to recheck it all again? or should i just levee well enough alone ?

[3db]

Glad you have it all ironed out. That ProJect dealer is a money grabbing moron to say the least. Both my ProJect tables have been running quiety from the get go.

[bob r]

Great to here that i still have not called the store to ask what they found out was wrong because it would only be BS coming from them IMHO and i wouldn't believe them anyway
But i do want to know what was wrong with it

[bob r]

Glad you have it all ironed out. That ProJect dealer is a money grabbing moron to say the least. Both my ProJect tables have been running quiety from the get go.

Great to here that i still have not called the store to ask what they found out was wrong because it would only be BS coming from them IMHO and i wouldn't believe them anyway
But i do want to know what was wrong with it

[bob r]

Hello to all again

i have had some time now to play my LP's and i am glad about that

playing my system loud seams like there is some kind of feed back with the lid on and down covering the LP
does anyone think thats OK ?

[frenchmon]

You may be getting vibrations. Its always best to take it off.

[blackraven]

You may be getting vibrations. Its always best to take it off.

Ditto! The lid is supposed to be just a dust cover when the TT is not in use.

[bob r]

Thanks i have always heard that taking the dust cover off of the TT was best
it does seam like it's worst while playing my DBX LP recordings

i will do as you say

Thanks

[JoeE SP9]

Thank you again
i did all of that i had even switch the amps and when the new TT was hooked up all was good
but now i am going to recheck it all again? or should i just levee well enough alone ?

One of the things I've learned (the hard way) is, if it works, don't fix it.

[bob r]

My guess is the cartridge is a low possibility. I think the cables are an even lower possibility. I would've guessed it's the electronics, maybe an amp - the channel that runs the highs on the side that is out. Having something like that happen with the turntable and not the CD could've been luck, or maybe something to do with the weaker signal of a cartridge as compared to a CD player.

Thank you
The cartridge is the only thing i didn't replace how can it not be bad?
And the Amps where also switched out i went thought all of that i set my system up with only one amp at a time and even switched them out one at a time it took me sometime do it because i am disabled and can't walk around

I even have another system set up in my garage it is also NAD 2600 and the 7600 bridged with 5 Klipsch speakers.
i set it up their after i brought the new system i have now and as most here know the Klipsch
have horn's big time Lol