Does anyone know about turntables??? I need some help

[parttime crackhead]

Not till next Saturday. I won't be carting decks to the party though. I don't even own any dance records.

Going through tunes for it the now. Couple tunes you linked me are definitely getting played. Traversable Wormhole and that Oliver $ one.

This is a topper.

George Fitzgerald - Lights Out

 

[ColtDan]

Glad you like them,

Wicked, gonna have a listen.... and might have some more if you wanna hear

 

[parttime crackhead]

Aye mate, I'm always looking for new tunes.

You could try touching the earth wire on the outer of the phone connector on the preamp connection

GIVE THIS MAN A COOKIE!!!!

Works perfectly doing that (edit - still a slight buzzing in the background but I can live with that for the moment). Well played man.

 

[ColtDan]

Got a feeling you might like these...

Oscar L - Can You Feel It (Siwell Remix)

Oscar L - Last Call (Original Mix)

 

[ColtDan]

Dee Patten - Who's The Badman

 

[afctu]

Not till next Saturday. I won't be carting decks to the party though. I don't even own any dance records.

Going through tunes for it the now. Couple tunes you linked me are definitely getting played. Traversable Wormhole and that Oliver $ one.

This is a topper.

George Fitzgerald - Lights Out

George Fitzgerald - Like A Child
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1eW6tq2sBY

Detroit Swindle - The Break Up
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4aSfIpzlGpQ

 

[BecomingJulie]

Glad you got it sorted. As a general rule, the turntable ground lead should be connected to a stud terminal positioned as near as possible to the left and right audio sockets on the preamp / mixer. On odd occasions, it works better left not connected at all.

 

[Allein]

Works perfectly doing that (edit - still a slight buzzing in the background but I can live with that for the moment). Well played man.

NO worries my 25years dedicated to electronics has finally met it's intimate conclusion, non where was that hefty rafter and the kettle flex