Top 20 ION Audio iTTUSB Turntable Questions & Answers

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Hi, if you are getting feedback then the speakers are likely to be too close to ao facing toward the turntable. Cheers john, Stylus City

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It will require a phono preamp...designed for a magnetic phone cartridge that takes into account the RIAA rolloff so you don't lose bass response. A mic preamp won't work properly.

Won't usually hurt them, but it's nice to have a non-slipping belt. Just clean it up with a little rubbing alcohol.

Start at 1 gram and work your way up. Depending on the cartridge, 1.5 to 3 grams should be sufficient. Don't make it too heavy...use as light a weight as will play and track record properly. After you have set the weight, set the anti-skate knob (or counterweight) to the same force.

It uses a magnetic cartridge so that a stereo amp needs a phono pre-amp to make the signal louder.

If you can it will be on the makers of the turntable website.

Sounds like a formating issue. Itunes takes mp4's only. A PC usually works with mp3's or other formats. See if the software you are using offers you to record them into an mp4 format and that should fix it for you. If it will not let you record in mp4, you can download a simple device that can convert them. Honestly I thought ITunes converted them already, may be a setting in ITunes to convert as well! Good Luck, let me know if that isn't the issue.

I may have answered this before, but if this has a P Mount tonearm, there are no adjustments to be made. For more information, please visit my website at audoserviceclinic.com. Thank you.

More often than not the sound control panel of your computer is either muted, switched off, or set to low. Also check your cables.

Probably something to do with the control panel of your computer sound system. You might have got one of the controls turned down or switched off.

Post the make and model number of the turntable.

Look at the cartridge they fit in. That should have a model make and number. Put that into Google and you should find the stylus for it.

Go to the makers website they should have a PDF free of it.

put the weight on the back of the tone arm all the way forward.

After my THIRD Ion turntable had the arm-lowering problem...I rotated the platter counterclockwise about 12 times and it worked...for now. I'll keep my fingers crossed and hope it wasn't a fluke. :-)

I have EXACTLY the same problem with mine...anybody? thanks...

Hi , It can be an audio driver compatabilty issue.FYIThanks

Hello there, vinyls are quite tricky when recorded. But if the vinyls has not been recorded properly then the vinyls would make these noises. This is usually because the recording has not been properly done. Although this could have been caused by the unit you are using to play so try using a different pre-recorded vinyl and see if the problem persists. then the pin for your player would need replacement.
Hope this support has been helpful? Please do let me know whatever happens after testing with another vinyl.
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