What is the point of this turntable liner? Why not just use wax paper or parchment? When it gets too dirty, just replace it.
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well you don't have buy any parchment or wax paper this mat get dirty just wash and it helps the glass on the turn table.
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It is the perfect size for the microwave turntable and doesn't have to be trimmed as would parchment or wax paper. I also use it as a non-slip mat when transporting cakes. Can also be used under pizzas.
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It is re-usable & will last for years. I use it in the microwave on the glass turntable. I remove it when I cook bagged popcorn. The high heat from the popcorn softens & temporarily deforms it.
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This looks better, corners do not roll up and it allows you to pick up the cooking vessel with out hot pads. It was smaller than my turntable size but was the largest I could find.
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It's convenient and fits your turntable perfectly. No need to cut paper to the right size. It cleans easily, last forever and acts like a little "buffer" between dishes and the turntable glass.
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It's very simple..when U open the oven door the microwave looks clean & colorful, wipe w/ paper towel or rinse in sink! With this liner U don't have 2 wait 4 paper 2 get dirty...oven always looks clean !
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It is reusable rather than single use. We need to stop throwing so much stuff out.
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This can be washed and used in the microwave on a permanent basis. It keeps dishes from slipping and protects the glass turntable. It doesn't curl or get brittle. I have one in my microwave at home and also in my travel trailer. I love it!
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i have to agree with bruce ditto and find out how old the turntable is maybe get a newer one from amazon get the one thats direct drive because belt driven tends to break down the road and the belts can be hard to come by unless you order some ahead good luck and get yourself an eq with that hk youll discover whole new sound
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I purchased this turntable and am having nothing but issues trying to get it to just play, I have Windows Vista, a brand new HP with the dual chips? Did you have similar issues? Were you able to get anything resolved? Thank you It plays for a short time then Pyro says Audio Stopped? Any input would be greatly appreciated.
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Supposedly. However, I just threw away a brand new cd that Novus 7100 #2 scratched up. The only reason I tried to use this was that the deck in my car caused a several abrasive marks on the cd. I used the product as stated. Shake very well and test on small patch. Seemed to do okay so I proceeded. I used a brand new, clean microfiber cloth. I noticed as I was polishing/buffing the surface with the #2 liquid, micro swirls were created. Fortunately, I ripped the disc to my computer prior to trying this, so now I'm burning a new MAM-R Gold Archival CD which hopefully my rip was good. So if you are determined to use this stuff, make a clean copy off the disc you are going to clean. Supposedly. However, I just threw away a brand new cd that Novus 7100 #2 scratched up. The only reason I tried to use this was that the deck in my car caused a several abrasive marks on the cd. I used the product as stated. Shake very well and test on small patch. Seemed to do okay so I proceeded. I used a brand new, clean microfiber cloth. I noticed as I was polishing/buffing the surface with the #2 liquid, micro swirls were created. Fortunately, I ripped the disc to my computer prior to trying this, so now I'm burning a new MAM-R Gold Archival CD which hopefully my rip was good. So if you... » Read More Supposedly. However, I just threw away a brand new cd that Novus 7100 #2 scratched up. The only reason I tried to use this was that the deck in my car caused a several abrasive marks on the cd. I used the product as stated. Shake very well and test on small patch. Seemed to do okay so I proceeded. I used a brand new, clean microfiber cloth. I noticed as I was polishing/buffing the surface with the #2 liquid, micro swirls were created. Fortunately, I ripped the disc to my computer prior to trying this, so now I'm burning a new MAM-R Gold Archival CD which hopefully my rip was good. So if you are determined to use this stuff, make a clean copy off the disc you are going to clean. « Show Less
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Hmmm...usual options first. Make sure needle isn't damaged, player is on flat surface, records are clean, etc. I honestly haven't had any issues with mine and I use it at least once a day. And it sits on a djembe drum! Worst case scenario you may have to trade it in for a new one.
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My guess would be that either the line is close to or running along with a power cord, or you need to ground the turntable. Or if you had to get a small turntable amplifier like I did, ground that. Good luck!
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if you really mean linoleum, as opposed to vinyl, I don 't think you should be using wax on it in the first place. The floor I used it on was vinyl. I have since installed a linoleum floor in another location and don't use waxy cleaners. If you do have real linoleum, I would be hesitant to use it without testing it on a small out of the way spot.
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i actually use another rca line input and use the pre amp from my turntable with an in line booster (between turntable and 5000) and it works much better than the phono input on the 5000. i was getting a humming noise using phono input. your setup might be different though. either way my vinyl sounds awesome now!
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Margo, The vinyl is a lot thicker than contact paper but it uses the same concept. I tried a sample piece on my countertop has it has worn well. I haven't been able to complete mine because I am laying over tile with very large grout lines. I am not willing to tear it up and everything I had tried still left marks through the vinyl. I now have found an acrylic overlay that I am going to try to make a smooth surface. I can tell you that even thought they say it is forgiving over scratches and marks, I haven't found that to be true. It does heat up with a blow dryer to go over corners. Good luck Margo, The vinyl is a lot thicker than contact paper but it uses the same concept. I tried a sample piece on my countertop has it has worn well. I haven't been able to complete mine because I am laying over tile with very large grout lines. I am not willing to tear it up and everything I had tried still left marks through the vinyl. I now have found an acrylic overlay that I am going to try to make a smooth surface. I can tell you that even thought they say it is forgiving over scratches and marks, I haven't found that to be true. It does heat up with a blow dryer to go over corners. Good luck
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I wish I did. That honestly sounds like a mechanical issue, have you had any paper jams, and if so are you sure all the junk paper is cleaned out? Just a random thought. I haven't had any noise issues with mine.
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I didnt like the lines it was clear but not as clear as I wanted. I have started buying the Duck Tape brand shelf liner and lovveee it! Perfect for vinyl. Not too sticky and is absolutely see thro! I hope that helps!
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There are 1/2 or so manufacturer's who make fluids for record cleaning machines. All are similar. Roy Hall is sending us a formula if you want to make your own. Plain tap water is not recommended.Dick MouldingSpearit Sound
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If you already have a tape deck with line out, you can get the ION Audio Vinyl Forever patch device. It has a fake decorative turntable on top, but it is just a device into which you can plug your actual turntable, cassette, 8-track, etc., as long as your music source has line-out capability. The ION device then sends an MP3 signal to your computer. $20 here on the jungle as of 11/2013.
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I would recommend using the liners...trying to dump it out and clean it up would be extremely messy
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I bought the Ion turntable from Costco (in store) too. After reading all of these issues, I think I'll just not even take it out of the box and return it tomorrow! Also, I paid more for it at Costco than it's costs here. I bought a gadget from QVC called an Inport Deluxe for about $80. Note that I have not used it yet so I cannot give an opinion on it. You have to use your own turntable, cassette player, reel to reel or radio and connect to your computer. It comes w/software that removes pops and clicks. I like that it's more versatile than just a turntable. Hope it works!
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Likely dust from cheap paper has coated the roller. take a moist cloth (not wet - no drips!) and wipe down all paper pickup pads and rollers.
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the rubber non slip pad sits below the outer ring making your board more likely to slip. I would suggest a larger turntable. They're very inexpensive