Oops! I don't know why this posted twice. I have been having ISp problems.
Anyway, the initial answer was Bell & Howell centric. If you have a
projector without a sprocket between the gate and the sound head, your lower
loop could be lost. This would apply to Kodak, RCA and some other machines.
In this case however you would not be getting a good picture.
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Clive Tobin
Tobin Cinema Systems, Inc.
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"Clive Tobin" <kill.RemoveThis@eat.spammers> wrote in message
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> The sound head is probably misthreaded.
>
> The film should be fairly tight around the sound drum, with a little
"give"
> in the compliance rollers.
>
>
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> Clive Tobin
> Tobin Cinema Systems, Inc.
> www.tobincinemasystems.com
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> "Combatpk" <combatpk.RemoveThis@aol.com> wrote in message
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> > I currently bought a 16mm sound projector, i obtained some sound film to
> test
> > it out. It projects great, but the sound is kind of funny, I can
> understand
> > what is said but it sounds kind of like the people talking are
garguling
> > water. Is this the projector or the film, and is there anyway i can fix
> this?
> > Thank you
>
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