Weak pick up and muffled sound - Marshall MXL-V69-MEDT Microphone

this is gotta be the largest complaint I hear from folks when they get a new flat screen , its not loud enough or the sound sounds muffled

flat screens are flat ! so theres no good way for mfg to put the speakers facing forward so sound has to hit the wall behind it first then gets directed forward to you ! (low/muffled)

sound bars help with this , but for true rich sound , id go with a video receiver amp combo , some of these even have built in dvd players , and arrange its speakers in a forward facing direction

this is a powered mixer

what on earth is a muffle sound? do you mean the sound is muffled?? do your input knobs make any difference to the sound? does the equaliser do anything to the sound?

need more info,, the more the merrier

I have the same problem with my midland 9001z.I've changed the mic,the coax the antenna the only thing I haven't done is on the inside.I don't want to tackle that until I get a service manual for it. Now what kind of cobra are we talking about?

try putting a new scart lead from dvd player to tv

Hello,

If the sound quality seems to be muffled and the DVD seems to be working perfectly fine, there still is a problem somewhere that is why it is giving the muffled sound.

All you need to do is to check the RF prong and try to adjust it at the back of the DVD to see if its sound quality improves, if not, you will have to change the prong completely.

After changing it, the sound quality will be as perfect as it is supposed to be.

Take care and good luck

Sounds like the Record Input is picking the computer's microphone instead of the iT Turntable Source.

On your computer, select Start->Settings->Control Panel
Pick the "Sound" panel item, and bring up the "Sound and Audio Device Properties" dialog.

Across the top of this dialog, there should be several tabs. Pick the one marked "Audio", and there should be a pull-down menu in the middle to select the default Record Device.

Pick the device that matches your USB Turntable device, and try again.

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If not, post a comment back and I'll see what I can do!

No, to make this connection correctly you need a pre amp. you can find them online for about 25 and up. your ipod does not have a pre amp section and is sending a very weak signal to your amplifier. A pre amp is the fix. Hope this helps

It is likely that something overheating is causing the problem, but nothing should be overheating. Cleaning won't hurt and may help but it is likely to require repair of the faulty component, perhaps a failing capacitor or amplifier.

The speakers sound all good because you said "the speakers" are muffled .....it sounds like a problem on the board.....a capacitor a resister but its fixable....unfortunately only by a repairman

First thing you wanna do is to try another set of headphones. If it still sounds muffled then theres a fault in the audio output section and these things are non user serviceable. Your gonna need to send back to the manufacturer. Good Luck