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8 track problem

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My Yamaha MT8X is giving me trouble. When I play back recordings, they seems to be kinda flanged / wobbly. I've tried different tapes, since I left one near a speaker, and thought that might be the problem, but no joy. What would you expect to cause this, and how could it be fixed? Am I looking at dropping it in for repair, or is it something like alignment / head cleaning I need?
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The capstan and pinch roller is probably caked with oxide. Try cleaning and see if it improves.
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Thanks, man. Is that a matter of getting a cloth in there and poking around? I have a cheapo head cleaning kit ; will that do the trick?
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I have a cheapo head cleaning kit ; will that do the trick?
No... do it by hand...... and you DON'T want to use isopropyl alcohol on your Pinch Roller - use proper rubber cleaner.
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and when you think you have it clean, clean it again. If the oxide build-up is the problem you're going to be at it awhile to get it all.
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