Posts by Kurtis Bahr

The MSC4000 can output different types of signals, RGB or a couple different component type signals. There is a button on the right front that provides the menu to select the type of output signal. Make sure that is correct.

There are "C" clips and split washers that hold the gears on, you have to remove the gears and pull out the shafts to get to the broke gear you have. If you can replace the gears and put the same pickup back you you probably won't need...

You either need to replace the pickup or get something like a bad CLD-2080 that has good gears and swap them into your pickup.

The gear you see spinning always turns when the pickup moves. So the fact that it is turning and the pickup is not moving means eith the pickup is stuck or the vertical gears next to this are broke. The problem is your pickup is not...

Quote:Originally Posted by nickgoracke I'm upset. My DVL-909 finally died after many years (spindle that holds the disc in place will not retract, tray will not open). I decided to upgrade, and purchased a CLD-95 off of eBay, but...

Local shops do have a great benefit, no shipping with handling and sorting belts. To defend Duncan and myself I can say not every player arrives exactly as we corrected them, sometimes things happen. I've had players I've turned over,...

You have a switching power supply here. This means that the power problem is fed back before the transformer to regulate the amount of power to supply to the secondary, the power issues causes the supply to shut down. So the problem...

Quote:Originally Posted by dpahawkins hey there, finally back to this little project now that I have some time off from work. I have an old D504 that powers on no problem, could that power supply go into my D704? I know Kurtis said...

I have a CLD-99 I need to refurbish, otherwise no players right now. The LD-S2 will have lower background noise, purest picture of all US made players. The 95 and 97 do not have the normal clamp/loading belt issues like the...

I have always worked well with Duncan and still do. He is also still highly recommended in other forums like LDDB.