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| WithoutAngles |
| I had a thread on here about a week and a half ago when I had just bought my setup. I had a problem with the speakers (regular computer speakers). Sound was only coming out of one speaker, I was told the solution was to buy some sort of converter so I have two RCA type plugs going into the back of my mixer. After a week and a half of shopping around for cables I finally got the right ones, and I've tried two different pairs of speakers, yet sound is still only coming out of one speaker. I'm still looking for monitors so these are what I'm currently working with. Any suggestions/ideas as to what may be wrong? |
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| WithoutAngles |
| Another thing, I noticed when one of my CDJ's is playing a CD, when I have no sound I hear a clicking noise as the CD is turning. Is this normal, considering the other one seems to not be making any noise. |
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| n3lly |
Hi mate,
Think i was trying to help you in your last post.
If you can swap your cdj's around so they're playing off different channels, does the problem follow the cdj? or does it stay on the same side?
If it follows the cdj and switches channel you've probably got a problem with your cdj. If the problem stays on the same channel then it's most likely something to do with your mixer.
Swap them round and let me know what happens :) |
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| WithoutAngles |
| I switched the CDJ's around, same speaker isn't working. I'm hoping it's the cable and not the mixer, I'm going to return the cable and get another, if the problem persists then I'll take the mixer in (it's only 2 weeks old bought brand new so I think it's still possible to return it), possibly upgrade to an older model pioneer anyway. |
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| Tony Morello |
| try switching the cable first, if the problem moves with the cable then you know for sure where the problem is |
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