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beats and beeps
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I'm strictly using cdjs right now.
I dont see how it could be them.
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Jan-07-2005 04:23
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bokus
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Location: Idaho falls, Idaho
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ive had the same problem. And i bought mine recently like 5 months ago.
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Jan-07-2005 05:15
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beats and beeps
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| quote: | Originally posted by bokus
ive had the same problem. And i bought mine recently like 5 months ago. |
When you say had, do you mean you still have it, or it went away?
If it went away, what did you do?
Anyways, I bought mine recently too...this summer in fact. I didnt use it heavily for months though, because the s3000s I got had to go back to the store. So it really hasnt been in use long.
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Jan-07-2005 05:18
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beats and beeps
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I cover all of my equipment with a sheet when its not in use.
Its very new like I said.
It makes the noises when all of the faders are down (0) just as loud as if they were up (10) its more noticable of course when the faders are down, because theres no music.
It did it when it was in my bedroom before, its now in the computer room and it still does it. Buy maybe my whole house if fucked?
After searching other forums, I've heard of 6 other people who describe the same problem with the same mixer.
I hear the noise in the headphones, as well as in the speakers, so I'm pretty sure this means its internal.
The thing I'd like to know is why it doesnt happen after its been on a good while?
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Jan-07-2005 19:18
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