20 Most Recent Numark TT1510 Turntable Questions & Answers

I've checked the manual but could finf if your on/off knob is by a pcb tiny on off knob or do you really year a hard click. http://www.vinylengine.com/library/numark/tt1510.shtml login and they know it, it's easy to make

The preferred approach is to run a ground cable from the turntable to the ground post on the back of your preamp or receiver. This keeps buzz and hum out of the audio signal. If your receiver doesn't have a ground post, you'll have to connect the ground to one of the RCA signal jacks. In both cases the question is, when you have two grounds, which one to connect? You'll have to determine this by trial and error. My guess is you'll get the best results by connecting both, so start with this arrangement. Connect the turntable's audio cables from its RCA jacks to the receiver, select the phono input, and turn it on (with the volume turned down). Turn up the volume until you can hear hum or buzz. Then connect a piece of wire to the ground post on the turntable panel and touch the other end to the ground post on the receiver or to the RCA jack/plug's outer ring. If the hum/buzz goes away, you're good to go and can connect the wire permanently. If not, try the ground cables individually and use the connection that works best.

Any standard magnetic cartridge will fit looking at the headshell, it looks like it mounts by two screws on the headshell. The choice is yours based on how much you want to pay vs quality of reproduction. I use a Stanton 300, it gives a decent sound for me and it would fit yours.
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needles never seem to look broken But a tiny chip on them will make the player do exactly what your describing, as far as the counter weights,, spin the player by hand , click the handle to make the arm begin to position itself at the beginning of the record, Now, before it drops, slow down the hand spinning, and set the weight so that when the arm is supposed to drop it doesn't,, in other words balance it to be level, No up or down motion, without a weight scale to do this by the book, try this , Its always worked for me, tape 2 pennies to the weight at the rear of the arm, and one penny to the head of the arm, again, adjust it to be level,, then remove all the pennies,, the arm will have about the correct weight they require for the needle to be correct,, if it still slides, you have a bad needle

Hi, yes the belt is stretched beyond being usable. We have them in stock. [email protected]

hello put deck 1 into L1 on the mixer deck 2 to L2 on the mixer .red and white 1 from master on the mixer to red and white on amp /stereo i hope it helps

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I would ask the company you bought it from, they will have a list if repaires or take it to a good HiFi repair shop.

Question edited for a lot more clarity. 'Lite' is a completely different meaning as defined by Budweiser, Miller and Coors breweries. Help in the link. It appears to be a known issue. https://www.google.com/search?q=Numark+Mixdeck.+Nothing+displayed+on+the+the+screen ..

If your Numark 5000FX mixer is not registering your Technics turntable on any of the channels, there are a few things you can try:

1. Check your cables: Make sure that your RCA cables are plugged in correctly and securely. If you are using a phono preamp, make sure that it is powered on and connected properly.
2. Check your switch settings: Make sure that the switches on the back of the mixer are set correctly for the type of input you are using (line or phono).
3. Check your levels: Make sure that the input levels are turned up and that the fader for the channel you are using is not muted or turned all the way down.
4. Check your ground wire: If you are using a turntable, make sure that the ground wire is connected properly to the mixer.

If none of these steps work, there may be an issue with either the turntable or the mixer. Try testing the turntable on a different mixer or testing a different turntable on the Numark mixer to determine which component is causing the issue. If the mixer is the issue, it may need to be repaired or replaced.

Check the connections for a bad earth link.

Question edited to throw in a few capital letters for Proper Names and abbreviations. It doesn't need to read the cleaning CD as the act of looking for the tracks is enough to brush the optics clean. If that didn't work, you need a audio tech.

not told model numbers of both impossible to be specific but this read he EQ manual yet?

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Make sure you install the software in the CD provided with the iDJ3. IF you already have, try to uninstall, restart and then reinstall. Sounds like the drivers for your device was not properly loaded to your PC which cause it not to recognize. If it still doesn't work after that, I suggest that you contact Numark tech support for further troubleshooting at this link: http://www.numark.com/content54
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That will be located probably on the model number plate on the turntable itself. Or somewhere on the turntable itself. Since it's unique to the turntable nobody else will have it.

when things work they do not need cleaned

Everything can be fixed if there is enough money available but it is unlikely to be economically viable and the money would be better spent on a replacement...