Speeding up 1210 mk3's

[(DAZ-G)]

Am i looking in the right place? If i am which screw speeds them up?

Any helps appreciated. Cheers!

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[Sully]

its not near the pitch slider mate - its a variable pot near the centre of the deck when you take the bottom off.

wouldnt recommend doin this unless your sure - some tunes sound TOO fast when your decks are pitched up.

 

[grad]

nah mate, that looks like the underside of the fader...if it's anything like the mkII you need to be looking uner the platter not under the actual deck

 

[(DAZ-G)]

Cheers lads, got them speeded up now!!

I was told to take the bottom off them, no wonder i couldnt see the pitch screw lol

I would have been happy with a boost to 10% pitch range as its all i really needed, 16% will do tho

Thanks again for your help!!

 

[ilovepiano]

So how do you do this on Mk 2's??? Would be nice to have a little more speed occasionally.

 

[(DAZ-G)]

Think they will be same as mk3's...

1. Unplug your decks
2. Remove slipmatt & platter, undo the 5 / 6 screws, lift the big plastic cover off & you should be able to see circuit boards etc.
3. Look for a bigger screw marked "PITCH" & turn it fully to the right

 

[ilovepiano]

Cheers guys. So What actually happens? Does it increase the % range of the slider, or does it simply speed everything up, so that even at 0% it will still be running fast?

 

[ilovepiano]

Feck me, that's quality! How did I not know about this? LOL

 

[(DAZ-G)]

So What actually happens? Does it increase the % range of the slider, or does it simply speed everything up, so that even at 0% it will still be running fast?

It just double's the pitch from 8% to 16% range