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|    Tony Miklos to candlepinscott    |
|    Re: TECH: Seeburg 100R Noise Behind Musi    |
|    27 Jun 11 14:31:42    |
      22daf466       From: Tony.Miklos@gmail.com              On 6/25/2011 5:00 PM, candlepinscott wrote:       > Hi, everyone! I'm new to this group, and new to fixing my jukebox.       >       > I've had this Seeburg 100R in my family since the early '70s. It       > never looked like much, but it played really great. Aside from       > replacing needles from time to time, we never had any problems with       > it. About seven years ago, it started making a weird noise when the       > selector would travel to the next record. If the selector didn't       > travel very far, the noise wouldn't start, but if there was a lot of       > travel, it would start making this loud siren-type noise until the       > record was picked up and played.       >       > My father-in-law had some experience with jukeboxes before (he       > restored another Seeburg jukebox previously). He took mine and did a       > ton of work to tbe amps, as well as restoring the extrerior of the       > unit (it looks great now!)       >       > The problem is: now when the record plays, there is a static/whistling       > noise behind the music when it plays. When the selector travels, the       > noise goes away. Any guesses as to where this might be?       >       > Thanks in advance!       >       > - Scott                     I'd suggest sending the amp out for repair. 400 volts can hurt so you       shouldn't be in the amp unless you know what you are doing.              Tony              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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