What is the problem when the sound goes in and out?
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If you're listening to something from a machine such as a cable box, dvd/bd player then it could be a loose or bad cable. If that's the case, switch the cable out with another and see if the problem still exists. Could also be the inputs on the machine side or the receiver side. Again, switch things around. Process of elimination. If the problem still exists after all that you could have a bad machine and you'll have to rule out which one, either the external machine or the receiver. Hook the external machine into another sound producing device, even if it's a tv. If no problem found you could have a bad receiver. If you're listening to something from a machine such as a cable box, dvd/bd player then it could be a loose or bad cable. If that's the case, switch the cable out with another and see if the problem still exists. Could also be the inputs on the machine side or the receiver side. Again, switch things around. Process of elimination. If the problem still exists after all that you could have a bad machine and you'll have to rule out which one, either the external machine or the receiver. Hook the external machine into another sound producing device, even if it's a tv. If no problem found you... » Read More If you're listening to something from a machine such as a cable box, dvd/bd player then it could be a loose or bad cable. If that's the case, switch the cable out with another and see if the problem still exists. Could also be the inputs on the machine side or the receiver side. Again, switch things around. Process of elimination. If the problem still exists after all that you could have a bad machine and you'll have to rule out which one, either the external machine or the receiver. Hook the external machine into another sound producing device, even if it's a tv. If no problem found you could have a bad receiver. « Show Less
171963
what do you mean? when does this happen ? what inputs and what mode are you on?
1821912
I have no idea but I have not had any issues with most sound systems. I use it with a variety of equipment
359891
It does this any time I pause and then try to play the music again. I have to turn of the headphones and reconnect to get the music to play correctly again. I plan on contacting customer service. If it continues I want to return it or get a replacement.
472165
I would try to find the problem first. Do you need to replace the mixer? or is it the mic? or is a speaker blown? Find the problem before spending money on a solution.
2165607
We have never experienced that problem. we use it to play the radio. Sorry.
1230496
Unfortunately, I don't have an answer for your problem. However, what you describe sounds like a manufacturing defect because the turntable is not supposed to move until the door a is closed and powered on for the desired time.
1940677
This could be several different things. The most likely culprit is your sound card... if you want to get rid of it it for good, buy an audio interface.If you already have one, then I would make sure you have good shielded cables.
1012096
Sorry It is defective. It could short out. This problem occurs occasionally. Hope I helped
1103920
Generally you lose volume up and down. You at least maintain pause and might also keep track forward and back.
295634
Be sure the input signal is good, properly matched, and that the unit input is not being over driven. Sometimes the microphone or headphones can be at fault swap them out and see what happens.
1764612
I find that all sound stops for about one second every twenty minutes or so.
1561837
It can be when the water level gets low. I keep it pretty full and the sound is deadened, more like running water into the sink, which is exactly what it is!
1073740
I had the same problem after a year and a half. Mine was of course out of warranty. Was sickened. Loved the sound, portability ect... I wont buy again.
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I have some problems because in a some occasions the microphone opens and i listen all around me and miss the calls audio, in some occasions it's necessary press on/off button one time to solve and another its neccesary close the call, (PD: Sorry if my english it's appalling)
139413
There is a switch on the bottom to turn off the sound. It does get annoying!
472940
This sounds like audio feedback to me. This mike is VERY sensitive, and if the speakers are ANYWHERE close to the mike, the mike can pick up the speakers, and if there is delay in the audio path, the loop slowly goes into oscillation. Try using headphones to listen, if there the symptom dissapears, that is the problem. With enough spacing between mike and speakers, this problem goes away.