Let us know how things turn out P`zazz!

I'm still certain that it's vibration from the speakers that's causing it. To check, put a couple of folded towels underneath the speakers to damp the vibrations. Also, make sure they aren't touching either the wall or table.

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Originally posted by DJTJ I'm still certain that it's vibration from the speakers that's causing it. To check, put a couple of folded towels underneath the speakers to damp the vibrations. Also, make sure they aren't touching either the wall or table.

I'll go give it a try right now, thanx guys

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Originally posted by DJTJ I'm still certain that it's vibration from the speakers that's causing it. To check, put a couple of folded towels underneath the speakers to damp the vibrations. Also, make sure they aren't touching either the wall or table.

P`zazz, this is why on some pics of peoples set-up’s you’ll see their decks with bricks under the feet of the turntables and the mixer. This helps to reduce resonance and feedback into the turntables. If it turns out to be the vibration form the speakers as HyPeRSoNiC and DJTJ suggested, then if you don’t want to, or can’t move the speakers to some place else, using bricks to put your decks on top of would be an option to solve this problem.