joe_melling wrote:

used them for the first time in eons last night and they keep making the sounds at random intervals?

anything obvious i should check out?

md wrote:

What have you been feeding them?

Have you checked for dust in the contacts between the cartdrige and the tone arm?

Are they properly grounded?

Are the audio leads properly connected? Give them a twist.

trebor74 wrote:

what make/ model do you have?
If Technics, try removing the turntable plate and getting dust can to spray away unwanted material.
Was there any objects on top of the decks that may have misaligned some of the magnets??

Skeme wrote:

do they smell?

Klaus151 wrote:

Jizz in the pitchslide?

BUNKERHEADZ wrote:

LOLOLOL!

SeRKeT wrote:

sure you have them plugged into the electric socket not wired to a gas cannister? :)
back on topic, it could be anything causing feedback, leads, dust etc. go over everything one at a time and see

little_alien wrote:

Ehm, is the noise mechanical or electrical?

Ron242 wrote:

When was the last time you oiled the deck?

trebor74 wrote:

try switching it off & on again. if this doesnt work try chucking it on the floor and jump on it a few times.
If this doesnt work, i would say there is a genuine problem here....

DJFrodo wrote:

Get the mic out yer ass?!


J/K, try using an eraser to the contacts on the cart? (clean 'em up, take off the oxidation?)

superpanch wrote:

Because your new dj name is joe_smelling.

Smell ya later!

langster wrote:

It's just the records Joe. Because you haven't played them for so long, you have completely forgotten how shite the records you play are.