Maybe it needs to be spun faster to read it, causing the whirring noise.

Jeeze, people are paranoid


Put a CD in and hear a "whirring" noise. That's obvious. If you spin something fast it makes a windy noise

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Originally posted by Allen&Bream Maybe it needs to be spun faster to read it, causing the whirring noise. Jeeze, people are paranoid Put a CD in and hear a "whirring" noise. That's obvious. If you spin something fast it makes a windy noise

Perhaps that's it then. Didn't know that different cd's had to be spun faster to be read.

I'd rather be paranoid than cdj-less though. Thanks.

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Originally posted by Ygrene Perhaps that's it then. Didn't know that different cd's had to be spun faster to be read. I'd rather be paranoid than cdj-less though. Thanks.

I'm pretty sure you have a warranty that came with the cdj's. If they break, bring them back and they'll give you some new ones.

On the Pioneer Forum (North America) other people have had some problems like this. This has kind of made me rethink my aspirations to buy CDJ 800s, since I can't afford the 1000 MK2s. I dunno if it's damaged or not, but it sounds like there is a glitch in it, but also other people have said it deals with the heatsink, still others say it is an inherent thing with CDJs. I have no idea.....hope I don't run into this problem either when I get them...

Still this could also be the CD, like Ygrene pointed out, but the particular kind of CD for some reason...that other people are using..

Yeah, the CD might be slightly unbalanced. CDJ's spin the disc at a higher rate than a standard CD player, so that they can buffer a large amount of the data for scratching and looping and such. If it's really loud, burn a copy and use that instead!

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Originally posted by Spirit5 Still this could also be the CD, like Ygrene pointed out, but the particular kind of CD for some reason...that other people are using..

Slightly? The damn thing is pretty damn unbalanced!

You should be careful with those discs. They can shatter in your disc player, causing lots of damage.

I even remember AOpen CD drives which didn't have good stabilisation systems. I remember a LOT of AOpen users who found shattered discs inside their drive (even original Windows OEM CD's. What a shame).

So if you're clever, copy it (while reading at REALLY LOW SPEED) and use the copy. Or return to your retailer where you bought the disc

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