Questions & Answers for: turntable rumble

turntable and picked up by the transducer ( needle ), low frequency rumble, just like a recording studio on a busy street may pick up from road vibration/ noise. also at high volume you may be getting

Microwave turntable makes noise Microwave turntable makes rumbling noise. I wonder if turn table motor is bad. Is it hard to replace the motor? Thanks yes motor may be bad or something is stuck . its ...

...rumble. The turntable seems to be microphonic insamuch as touching it makes a sound through the speakers of my system. I see nothing in the owner's manual about connecting a ground between the ...

...rumble ( or bass feedback) to me, try locating your turntable further away from the speakers if possible, and make sure it is isolated from the table or what ever it is sitting on, by some sort of ...

rumbles badly, unable to play. Refurb from Circuit City Adjust the weight on the end of the arm, till the rumble sounds stops, but the stylus stays in the groove. It's trial and error doing this I

how much pressure on the needle This depends on the cartridge. Most cartridges specify this, so you can search online for the specifications of the cartridge you use. Or you can do it by ear. Set the ...

turntable. My needle keeps skipping across record. Thank You The needle skipping is caused by (A) a worn stylus. (B) not enough pressure. Which is solved by adjusting the weight on the end of the arm.

...TURNTABLE. Either the stylus is worn out. Or you have not enough pressure applied. The weight on the end of the arm needs adjusting. It's mostly a question of trial and error doing this. You want it ...

turntable Are you possible hearing a low frequency rumble out of it, thus making it sound like too much base. This is known a Acoustic Feedback. It is caused by the speakers producing too much volume,

The needle and arm just slide all the way to the end of the record. What can I do? Thanks!! The cause of that is a completely worn out stylus! Or if you have replaced it or it is good, then there is ...