Hello everyone,
I was sorry to hear of Groovehandle's demise, but it's good to see things are up and running here!
Anyway, due to a change of career (ahem), all my Cyrus kit is gone. To be honest, I'm not too bothered as I could never quite get the sound I wanted from that system. I ended up about £350 down after selling up which isn't too bad I guess. Time to start again, but in the meantime I have dug out my first system (no sniggers please
):
Cambridge Audio A500 amp
Cambridge Audio P500 power amp
Marantz CD6000 OSE LE
The problem is that the CD player does not play CDs correctly. The sound is *incredibly* quiet no matter how loud I turn the volume on the amp. I have checked all the cables, the Marantz's volume is at full and the tuner plays normally, so I am assuming the CD player is at fault.
In the course of my 'scientific' research, I found that thumping the CD player on its right hand side meant that CDs were played at the correct volume for a couple of seconds. So, does anyone have an idea where the problem lies specifically? Will it be an easy repair or is it goosed? (The unit is out of warranty).
Cheers,
D.
I was sorry to hear of Groovehandle's demise, but it's good to see things are up and running here!
Anyway, due to a change of career (ahem), all my Cyrus kit is gone. To be honest, I'm not too bothered as I could never quite get the sound I wanted from that system. I ended up about £350 down after selling up which isn't too bad I guess. Time to start again, but in the meantime I have dug out my first system (no sniggers please
Cambridge Audio A500 amp
Cambridge Audio P500 power amp
Marantz CD6000 OSE LE
The problem is that the CD player does not play CDs correctly. The sound is *incredibly* quiet no matter how loud I turn the volume on the amp. I have checked all the cables, the Marantz's volume is at full and the tuner plays normally, so I am assuming the CD player is at fault.
In the course of my 'scientific' research, I found that thumping the CD player on its right hand side meant that CDs were played at the correct volume for a couple of seconds. So, does anyone have an idea where the problem lies specifically? Will it be an easy repair or is it goosed? (The unit is out of warranty).
Cheers,
D.