vinyl time code

stagger
stagger Member Posts: 3 Newcomer
edited October 2024 in Traktor Software & Hardware

Hi guys, just setting up my scratch a6 again after briefly using a couple of years ago, and that high pitch, emanating from the vinyl itself is driving me nuts. From what i gather, it seems the high pitch from the vinyl time codes is a given thing. But have any of you guys found a way of toning it down... admittedly have not tried a digital cartridge/needle yet, would it make a difference or another time code vinyl than what it originally came with ?.

Any thoughts or tips would be much appreciated

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  • Patch
    Patch Member Posts: 331 Pro
    Answer ✓

    Sorry mate - that's just how timecode vinyl is.

    You're right - it's very annoying if you're trying to play at lower volume.

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  • Patch
    Patch Member Posts: 331 Pro
    Answer ✓

    Sorry mate - that's just how timecode vinyl is.

    You're right - it's very annoying if you're trying to play at lower volume.

  • stagger
    stagger Member Posts: 3 Newcomer
    edited January 2024

    Cheers Patch, was kinda hoping a specified dj digital cartridge might lower the noise a bit... nevermind.

    Has anyone tried an Ortofon concorde mk II digital cartridge, any good. What are you guys using, any other recommendations.

  • lord-carlos
    lord-carlos Member Posts: 4,083 Expert

    There is Phase DJ if you don't want to use a needle..

  • stagger
    stagger Member Posts: 3 Newcomer

    Thanks Lord Carlos, never heard of that one, just googled, looks interesting.

    Eliminating the needle and ware on vinyl will save bundles in the long run, and eliminating that annoying high pitch whine, for me is a must... Just taken a wild punt on a second hand one, half price, will be interesting if just what i need

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