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If you could be a little more specific, we might be able to help you out better.

Does it slow down, when you do anything, or after a long period of time of being on/used? Or as soon as you turn it on, it slows down?

Any specific information would be greatly appreciated.

- Davis
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If it's not the cables that you are using, it could be a number of things. Bad solder connection or corrosion on one or more ribbon cables. Maybe a weak return contact on a 1/4 inch female jack. Try putting a signal into the mixer and then inserting a male 1/4 inch plug into the different jacks to find out which jacks disconnect the signal when inserted. Even when they are not used these jacks tend to become slightly corroded and the signal is lost. You can give the jacks a burst of contact spray and 'work' a male plug in and out of the jack a dozen times.

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.

I've had exactly the same problem, and so far no resolution from Ion. A small bit of good news: the .wav files are on the hard drive, although without any track info. At least on Vista, they are in username/AppData/Local/Temp. The files are name Temp0, Temp1, Temp 2, ...

You can use iTunes to add these files (File/add file) and then convert them to .mp3s, or whatever format you prefer. Or you could convert them first using the tool of your choice, such as Audiograbber.

This is inconvenient, but a lot better than re-ripping the vinyl after EZVinyl hangs.

Is there any hum sound? Are the switches set to the proper inputs-phono, line?

This is the default setting after you have updated the firmware. When you fire the idj2 up use the arrow keys to go into settings and change the "show demo mode" option to off...

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.

The adjustment you refer to is a speed adjustment. It has a range of about plus or minus ten percent so that you can make minor corrections in platter speed for pitch matching. Btw, I’m available to help over the phone in case u need at https://www.6ya.com/expert/dave_fb2c45146b845cea

You need a bit more like make and model info.

it is not a continuous track

The manual does not show one!

That is in the service manual.

Easiest thing to do is just call tech support and ask. 0044 (0) 1252 896040

Replace it. I'm on my second one. http://www.instrumentalparts.com/xf-m6usb.html thinking of getting another type of mixer.

If you are referring to the output connector on the back, it is there to connect to external devices that require platter speed information. The complete owner's manual is available at: http://www.numark.com/images/product_downloads/tt100_referencemanual_00.pdf

Manual with teh information you want is probably online: Try these two locations. > http://www.numark.com/images/product_downloads/ndx800___quickstart_guide___v1.4.pdf > http://www.manualslib.com/products/Numark-Ndx-800-3080067.htm If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/steven_7f54ab9063554f66

I am guessing but it sounds like a gorse impedance mismatch. You should never connect two outputs together unless they are specifically designed for that. Since you are listing to mono why not send each output to the Base Amp the other to the cabinet. That should resolve the problem.

http://www.manualslib.com/manual/699969/Numark-Fusion-111.html

You need the right cables assuming you have a sound card or equal if not PC compatable.