And blind! I guess I'll only be able to listen to old folkways blues recordings...
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"Mark E. Crane" wrote:
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> Thanks, this worked. I put a little 91% isopropyl on the plug, then popped it in
>and out of the jack about 10 times and now it sounds gre
"Mark E. Crane" wrote:
>
> Thanks, this worked. I put a little 91% isopropyl on the plug, then popped it in
>and out of the jack about 10 times and now it sounds great. Woo hoo! Of course I'll
>probably sell it to upgrade to something with mdlp, but for now it's awesome.
>Thanks!!!
>
Yes
Thanks, this worked. I put a little 91% isopropyl on the plug, then popped it in and
out of the jack about 10 times and now it sounds great. Woo hoo! Of course I'll
probably sell it to upgrade to something with mdlp, but for now it's awesome. Thanks!!!
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/19/01 09:43 AM
Thanks, this worked. I put a little 91% isopropyl on the plug, then popped it in and
out of the jack about 10 times and now it sounds great. Woo hoo! Of course I'll
probably sell it to upgrade to something with mdlp, but for now it's awesome. Thanks!!!
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/19/01 09:43 AM
Mark E. Crane wrote:
> Hi,
> This is my first post to the list. I'm interviewing people for a research project
>with my sharp mt15 (purchased at deep discount from some internet company that is now
>out of business) and I noticed that when I turn the plug in the jack slightly, it
>creates sl
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sounds like it is dirty or has a loose connecti
Hi,
This is my first post to the list. I'm interviewing people for a research project
with my sharp mt15 (purchased at deep discount from some internet company that is now
out of business) and I noticed that when I turn the plug in the jack slightly, it
creates slight amounts of static and po
