Numark ttUSB Turntable - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Pull an old iTunes itl. Lib file from one of your older backups and use that to replace the newer iTunes itl. file

It sounds like feedback hum. Most likely caused by the settings on your computer. Try adjusting all the sound settings. Especially record settings.

You will have got the audio muted in your windows recording mode. If you right click on your speaker icon it will say recording devices. Click that and you will be able to see all the devices and if they are activated.

is the vinyl clean vinyl is supposed to sound weird thats what its all about. if the records not clean it could make it sound ****

i used to have stanton t80s,had the same problem no gnd on deck but diddnt need it there waqs no bad earth so if it sounds good leave it

As it is a USB turntable it presumably connected via a computer. So the answer (if that is the case) is in the audio system of your computer. There should be an input control in it for the USB connection of your turntable. Adjusting that will increase the volume.

I find it hard to believe some of these answers. If the platter is wobbling, if you remove the platter, you'll find the spindle the platter rotates on. That will probably be loose. At the bottom of the spindle bearing, you will find a nut. Tighten that, and you should be in business. If you have further questions please visit my website at audioserviceclinic.com. You may contact me there.

As long as you can hear the record playing in the groove of a record, by ear, then the problem is that the connection to your computer is wrong. Since this is a USB turntable it will have to plug into a USB port. So you need to check that you have connected to the right type of USB port. That the port is working. See Control Panel on a Windows Machine. That the signal level from the port is set high enough and that it isn't switched off. You might also need to check the drivers for the device are installed and up-to-date.

This will be an earth connection problem perhaps to the cartridge or connection lead. Look for loose fittings or a faulty lead.

Drive belt may have slipped, check speed on record, check if switch has another position or is not moving all the way, check if turntable is seated correctly.

If the primary of the transformer has failed it doesn't follow that the main power supply parts are also faulty. However since the transformer is a safety part you need to replace it with the same thing. However it seems from this website that transformers are not expensive compared to a new deck, so a look around here might solve the problem.

This sound like it could be somekind of feedback hum, or earthing problem. Check all the connections.

This is only a turntable. You will need an amp with a phono input to get any sound. For more information, please visit my website at audioserviceclinic.com. Thank you.

have you tried the NUMARK web site

you must have set a marker on the rec track

increase the pitch

the channels are combined when you use USB as an audio input. when you play the deck does in come out of both channels?

you are jokeing right.

If you look at the cartridge it should have a make and model number. If you put that into Google it should find the stylus that goes with it.

You are using a trial version. Unless you pay for the full version you only will get one minute. If you have paid for it then either the access key code is wrong or you have not entered it. Contact the supply if you have not got a key or the code doesn't work.