1. What’s the matter with the noise of the vinyl record player
When using the vinyl record player to listen to the records, sometimes there will be noise, which is more harsh, so why is the record player? Will there be noise?
It is understood that there are many possible reasons for the noise when the vinyl record player plays the record, such as the quality problem of the record (such as scratches, etc.), dust on the stylus, and the angle of the cartridge of the record player. It is not adjusted properly, the turntable and the turntable do not maintain a horizontal angle, there is vibration interference, sound problems, etc.
If there is noise on the jukebox, you can check the problem one by one, and then make adjustments. Then how to adjust the jukebox with noise?
Second, how to tune the record player with noise
1. Adjust the record
First, start from the record Look for the problem and replace it with a good vinyl record. If there is no problem, it means that the problem is the record, not the record player. Clean or replace the record; if there is still noise, adjust the record player.
2. Adjusting the record player
(1) Adjusting the cartridge overrun: refers to the distance between the tip of the cartridge and the axis. The needle tip and the axis can neither be overlapped nor too far apart. If they overlap, the sound of the record will be distorted. It doesn’t mean that the farther the distance, the less distortion, there is an optimal value in the middle.
(2) Adjust the angle of the cartridge: adjust the angle of the cartridge. The angle is related to the contact of the stylus in the groove. When the angle is not correct, the groove of the stylus does not touch correctly, then From time to time, the sound may be loud or quiet, or there is noise, so the angle of the cartridge is also very important.
(3) Adjust the level of the turntable and the turntable: The level of the turntable and the turntable here refers to whether the turntable and the turntable are kept at a horizontal angle. If one of them is not level, then the music played at this time may have distortion or noise, so be careful.
3. Adjust the position of the jukebox
The jukebox produces sound effects by vibration, so vibration interference will cause The sound effect is damaged and there are noises, such as the vibration caused by the air and the vibration caused by the ground.
4. Adjust the sound
If there is no problem with the above, you can see if there is a problem other than the sound, the problem of wire or radio frequency interference, etc. .
