Re: Phillips DCC900
- From: Wilfred <wilfred@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 22 Nov 2006 13:08:17 GMT
Eeyore wrote:
No, not sure the tapes are good. I will try making a new recording on an unused tape. I am still inclined to think the tape transport mechanism is in need of some attention. The analogue playback on closer listening is "muddy". One channel is lower level a bit. Quite a bit actually.
Wilfred wrote:
I have a DCC900 digital cassette deck. It plays analogue tapes fine but
suddenly stopped reading digital tapes cleanly. I don't think it is a
serious fault because it will occasionally sense a tape and play a bit
but it sufferes dropouts.
It played well when it was put away. I dragged it out just to play with
it a bit (gone retro :-) ). So the time sitting idle 6-7 years seems to
be a factor perhaps.
Does anyone know the likely cause of this. Or even a list of common faults?
Are there service docs available on the 'net?
Are you sure it's not the tapes ?
I've got a DCC too and the tapes self-erase after a few years.
Graham
Wilfred
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