20 Most Recent Vestax Pmc07pro DJ Mixer System Questions & Answers

BOTH turntables and the same channel on each? If it's really really low and tinny that would probably be a failure to have/use a PHONO preamp (built-in and selectable on the Mixer).

Swap the channels coming in from the mk1200 and see if it stays with the mk1200 or with the left channel of the mixer.

There IS an outside chance you have flaky connections at the cartridge.

try it with nothing plugged in to the inputs, if there is no noise. most likely its the turntable, cd player, or whatever the input is is the problem. or try plugging the mixer into a different area of the house/room. its like if you were to put your cell phone by a mixer, or speakers.

most likely one or some of the op-amps are blown. you are using the right ac adaptor too? sometimes when underpowered it will give a low output. also are you getting a read out on the vu meters? if so then most likely the op amps. if there is no read out on the vu meters, it could be the input stage. have you also tried your mic and aux in too?
my suggestion is, that if its under warranty get it fixed.

They are commonly available from parts express. They slide off the replacement part and right into the back

Check the audio amplifiers IC´s

Yes this is a big problem. You need the gold caps to complete the circuit for each rca plug. They don't seem to be soldered to the unit, so it is very easy for them to come of and get stuck inside the rca cables.

probably just a cold solder joint on the power plug inside the mixer. Check with a meter, then repair(resolder) if needed.

Buy a new adapter with the same brand or a compatible one, that has the same output voltage and ampere, also check the output jacks it must be the same as on the broken adapter.

Goodluck... Fixya me...

It is possible that the deck that feels loose is not properly secured to the turntable. You may want to try tightening the screws or bolts that hold the deck in place. If this does not fix the issue, there may be a problem with the bearings or the motor of the turntable. It is best to consult a technician or the manufacturer for further assistance.

Vestax went out of business in 2014. I have found a website called Virtual Sounds Technology. They are the largest suppliers of their parts going. They say "if we don't have it, it either no longer exists or can only be pulled from a used unit". So your best option is to ask them!

I recommend you search for just tonearm counterweights. Rather than your make of deck. You will then have to compare them to see if it will fit your arm. Amazon do have them for different makes. Vestax might be just a name given to a shop brand, the deck itself being made by a more well known company.

From what I can find it only has RCA connectors.

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