| dj chex |
It most likely is you control records. The origional pressings had some minor pitch change problems from faults in the master pressing, thus thousands of records were jacked up. The origional records were marked as CV01. Soon after Rane released CV02 which uses a better quality master and fixed the pitch drifting problems from the cv01. Those records are labeled on the upper corner of the sleve as "second edition".
If you own cv01s, in the setup you can enable "drift compensation"; that should help on the older records and shouldn't effect the newer cv02s.
If you still have problems, make sure your turntables are properly calibrated in the setup. Your goal is to make each circle as round as possiable, and have tracking stay on 100% while playing the code records. Once that's done stop the records, and set the threshold level until the tracking stays constant at 0%. That should square you away.
If you still have problems, it may be your carts. From my experience with many different needles, SSL seems to like high output carts like the Shure M44 series, Ortofon Electros, and Stanton 680hp.
I'm currently using shure m44g without problems, and i've also used shure whitelabels prior to the m44gs without problems as well. |
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