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RCA / Phono Audio Connector Quick Fix - TTP
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- Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2019
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TTP - "To The Point" - the short version of this video:-
• Commodore Amiga A2000 ...
There are more hints, tips, and other gaming stuff in the longer version!
The longer version containing other stuff:- ruclips.net/video/Asnponc-Vyo/видео.html
More videos are rendering NOW! I plan to get a few more up today!
MyMateVince's channel (lots and lots of repairs!) - ruclips.net/user/mymatevince
Typo there on the intro text - doh!
I can appreciate that some people have short attention spans and might just want to get to the fix.
I'd rather watch the long version.
Me too.
These will be great! Although I prefer the 40+ minute ones, these will reach enormous audience who have short attention span and want to know what's wrong with their stuff immediately.
I like the long versions of your videos as always ❤️👍
pretty cool! nice and to the point. you can include the long version afterwards too, then it's both in one place.
I am actually liking it! Maybe a little bit more context what it's about. Now it's a bit like; what am I watching?
Short or Long i love gadgetuk videos 🛠️
Thanks for the mention Chris :-) Great idea these TTP fixes. It will promote your channel more to the wider audience who then may go on to watch the longer versions. I think you should release the TTP after your longer videos like you did with the ribbon cable fix (clever idea). Otherwise on this one you have given away the outcome before the long version was released which may spoil it for many viewers. You could if you had time go over all your old videos and TTP each of them. Personally I would love that as I often don't always have time to watch the 50 minute ones, I'm too busy burning boards and the like, which probably wouldn't happen if I watched more of your vids :-) Keep up the good work :-)
Thanks =D I think it was a good idea for you to do short versions too! Just to cater for people "in a rush" etc. I've already started working my way back through older videos (maybe you should consider doing the same)! One benefit of that is 95% of my viewers aren't going to go back to some of my older videos (many of which are pretty crusty lol). So it will mean additional content too, and I can add to them as required if anything isn't clear etc.
@@GadgetUK164 I did start, I made short versions of the Xbox One Controllers Joblot but started to lose interest. I think a voice over would be the best option on them as it is very hard to break them down into shorter lengths while waffling on in the original video. Unfortuantely my editing and editing software (Movie Maker) needs a bit of work and upgrading and I probably need to buy a mic etc. It is definitely something I need to look into. TTP is a great name, short and sweet and doesn't take up much room in the title. Looking forward to more of them :-)
Long version here I come 😎
Much prefer the longer videos Chris
Thank you, GadgetUK164, much appreciated rca jack restoration.
Love this, it's a trailer …. (In a 80's gruff voice) He was a man, with a mission, to repair. Retro Revenge II: The fixer.
So there's hope for my Teac AI-1000. I feel better already. Thank you.
I'd say keep these short ones as a trailer. This way people can decide if they want to go on with the long version (which I prefer by the way).
Now onto the long one... See you there! :-D
i love the long vids just a good ol time.
Absolute perfect video. These other cats could learn from this. To the point. Short. Only the goods, no fuckin intro short movie and blabber about what your name is and what’s going on in your life and showing ur pets off before the point of the video.. kids these days.. lame RUclipsrs. Thanks bro for a perfect made vid
Much prefer the long version
No no no... Long versions are great for learning... (Don't worry, I get the humour, just playing along...) 😉😂
Now i know what makes my subwoofer goes on and off thx man
It happened same to me wirh car amp Pioneer gmx 404, It was vvery difficult to find the cracks
When I stuck the multimeter inside the port and to the point on the board nothing happened. There was continuity on all the other ports. What would I need to do to fix this?
A soldering iron, some solder, and a piece of wire to join up the port to the solder point it is broken.
I have one problem one of the RCA output connectors on Marantz CD63MKII original SE is not sending the sound signal in the left speaker, when I move the cable's lug up the sound appears in the left speaker, when I released it the sound dissapears, please I need an advice how to repair this since I am not an electronist.
It sounds just the problem I had - or just a dry solder point on the connector. Just take it to bits carefully, and reflow the solder points on the connector. Chances are that would fix it.
Howdy from Canada.
Great video. Appreciate.
I have a question in the context of rca.
I have tascam 1/4 inch 2 track tape recorder.
Is it possible to replace the rca in put out puts to a xlr in pit out put ?
Any thought are appreciated.
Cheers mate
Yes, if you can find XLR sockets that would fit the profile on the case! The alternative is to just create some cables that adapt from RCA to XLR. With things like that I tend to measure the diameter of the holes and go compare to sockets on Digikey, Mouser, eBay etc.
Use a mascara brush for the insides of rca inputs
Whats on the swab? I can make it out. Ty
Deoxit Gold
was looking for this also. The only bit of info I needed and it wasn't said or listed lol
Thanks you 😁
hi nice video, Im facing an issue with phono connector of my receiver. It's sounds too low, I need to give all volume just to hear a little. But if I use AUX connector Im able to hear normally.
Do you have an idea of what could it be?
thanks for the time.
It could be a problem with the opamp accepting the input - maybe a PSU fault. Have you inspected the capacitors?
@@GadgetUK164 I guess I can start with that, I had to google each word you typed xD
Thank you for the guide.
It helped me. 👌 Thanks
I know the current generation have zero length attention spans, but this is ridiculous!
Not a fan of abbreviated videos, but thank you for making vyour ideos
That was quick...
(That's what she said)
:o)
Hello sir
I have a problem with my amp an RCA socket has remained blocked inside and I would need your help please sir to avoid any handling errors and I would like your support to successfully repair without having an error from me without prior notice to your knowledge.
Thank you sir if you can help me.
I am French and if you can sir try to answer in French thank you sir.
delighted to be subscribed to you it makes me very happy.
I cannot offer customer repairs sorry =(
hehehe one extreme to the other...
To short of a video lol but good
Thanks, this was the cut down version of a longer video on my channel.
Just messing with u do what u feel is right
@@MrGonzo4000 No worries =D This is the full version - ruclips.net/video/Asnponc-Vyo/видео.html
Any way I checked mine and found nothing wrong signal comes in and what when pulling the RCA plug in and out