Hi, I have a Sony PS-LX250 Turntable connected to a stereo amplifier (TA-AX205) and the amplifier is connected to an equalizer, so I turn on both I can play CD's, but when I place a disk on the turntable the plate will spin and it'll sound a small beep, but even on the stereo it says it connected to PHONO so please help!
Bog standard TT connected to a bog standard receiver. Hmmm.
I cannot figure out where you have the equalizer placed (or why, but that is another topic).
What exactly is beeping?
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I have the same trouble so I gave it a push and after manually spinning the table and then putting through it's sequence a few times it worked fine!....but now it's started to run at a speed half way between 33 and 45rpm. To see if its just a stuck motor, remove the table lift the arm move it over so it's trying to drive then just rotate the pulley clockwise between finger and thumb.
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It might be the moter , through it in the bathtub and see if yousee sparks.
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this turntable absolutely came with a ground wire that must connect to the gnd connection on the amp. maybe it got torn off or something but there should be clues on the back of the turntable as to what happened to it.
once the lead is found it must be connected to the amp gnd connect to get rid of the hum. this might require someone with soldering skilz or what have you in order rig up a new wire.
a tech might have to remove the bottom and solder in a new wire if it is cut or ripped off at the housing. This is common as people forget to unhook the gnd wire from the amp when moving things around.
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Have you tried swopping over the output leads from the turntable to the amp (normally one red and one white phono plug) so they are in each others socket? If you do this and you still get no sound from the right channel it is almost certain to be a faulty amp,or speaker.
If you swop and get no sound from the LEFT channel it is could be either a faulty lead or cartridge.
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Have you though of using a pre-amp? You'll probably need to go turntable --> pre-amp --> soundcard input to get acceptable sound
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Hi everyone thank you, @Steve W well it has the red and white cords connected to the amp, and a system control wire connected to the amp, I removed the rubber plate on the plate and found a toggle and switched it, since the the turntable has been working but it sounds really bad. I mean I can hear the music but very low 'cuz there's lots of noise I tried a classical music vinyl and a the Beatles, but this one only sound noise
You sure you connected the TT to the PHONO input?Did you connect the ground wire? What is beeping?
And where does the equalizer fit in?
yeah the phono is connected to the AMP input through RED/WHITE cords, the amp is connected to an equalizer, it works when u use CD's , it doesn't beep anymore, theres such a noise when I try playing a disk
The question is - is the TT connected to the PHONO input?
The question is where have you placed the equalizer - before what and after what? The TA-AX205 does not have an equalizer loop. Are you using the tape minitor?
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