ill check that later as well skippy. thanxskippy1969 said:Is the high pitches squeak coming from the speakers Dave?
If so,check the play/record cancel switch on the deck.
If that is dirty,it can cause feedback and a squealing noise.......
just a thought..... :sin:
Anytime Sin you know we're here for you.SINISTER said:thanx super and mb you guys have been absolutely no help what so ever
You bet,good luck man........ :sin:SINISTER said:ill check that later as well skippy. thanxskippy1969 said:Is the high pitches squeak coming from the speakers Dave?
If so,check the play/record cancel switch on the deck.
If that is dirty,it can cause feedback and a squealing noise.......
just a thought..... :sin:
MasterBlaster84 said:Did you check your ears? Try another boombox listener, send the box to me and I'll let you know if it really is squeaking.
West Coast minds are the best.MasterBlaster84 said:Anytime Sin you know we're here for you.SINISTER said:thanx super and mb you guys have been absolutely no help what so ever
Ear plugs works wonders..SINISTER said:its fixed!!!
and stuper dufus and mentalblock84 had nothing to do with it.
Well, of course. Any deck can succumb, and will succumb, with frequent enough use. I was just wondering how hardy people though the design was, as boxes' decks go. Unfortunately, perhaps not very. Mine was making a clacking sound since I got it, but rather faint. I just thought it might be a loud one. Now, it makes the sound a bit louder when I play, and it's disturbingly noticeable even with no tape in the well. Anyone have an idea what might be wrong with the machine, and if it's something that will need rare parts (probably...) To be more specific, it sounds as if it makes the sound with every rotation of the drive tape hub.Superduper said:Eventual Deck issues are a fact of life with any boombox, not just specific to the RX-5600. In fact, I'd say that usage can wear them out, but non-usage can also end up with issues too since time is not kind to the belts. But given a choice, I'd choose the issues that accompany non-usage rather than heavy usage.