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    1. triodegeek
      triodegeek
      Hi, bump...sorry
      Nov 19, 2016
    2. triodegeek
      triodegeek
      Thanks for your response.
      I do have 1 more question. I love the red light on the Reflector Light Emitter. How did you do that? I was gonna replace those w/ red LED's but popped the hood and noticed they are wired to AC in series. Did you use a red filter or use red LED's and tap the DC supply? I wanted to ask because I'm not sure how sensitive the Size Light Receptors are to source lighting.
      Thanks again
      Nov 16, 2016
      2. vincei
        vincei
        I replaced them with red LED's and used the appropriate resistor to drop the voltage. Although I do not recall what value I used. I think I measured the voltage and used a LED resistor calculator to determine the size. My memory is very fuzzy on this one! Sorry.
        Nov 20, 2016
    3. triodegeek
      triodegeek
      Hi Vincei,
      the pictures of your Mitsubishi LT-20 are awe inspiring! When mine grows up I want it to be just like yours.
      I also have an AT150mlx to mount. Do you like that combo?
      I have a couple questions,
      What size resistor did you use to achieve the proper voltage for led's?
      Where did you get those aluminum feet?
      And finally, I love the headshell. Where can I get one?
      Thanks, Triodegeek
      Nov 15, 2016
      2. vincei
        vincei
        Hi, thanks for the comments. I liked the 150MLX on the LT-20 very much. It performed well and I think you will like it too.
        For the resistor, the voltage going to the lamps was 8v, so I used something like a 680ohm to drop it enough.
        Nov 15, 2016
      3. vincei
        vincei
        The feet were purchased on eBay from a seller in the UK. If you do a search for DIY aluminum feet you should get several matches.
        The headshell came with the turntable so I did not buy it separately. However you can get a similar one on eBay if you search for Nagaoka headshell. Good Luck, it's a nice TT and I should have kept it!
        Nov 15, 2016
    4. wu6fiend
      wu6fiend
      Hi Vincei, I don't know if you remember me, but we corresponded on the subject of ES gear a while back. I'm writing to you to inquire if you discovered any solutions for 7 series ES players with dying lasers. I have an X7 with this issue. I know the lasers are no longer made, but I keep hoping that one day someone will make replacements, so I can fix this player. Regards, wu6fiend
      Feb 1, 2016
    5. vincei
      vincei
      Thanks! I had fun dreaming of these as I was making them. Hopefully they will have a 3D printer in the future, so I can make some real ones...lol
      Oct 9, 2012
    6. flavio81
      flavio81
      Vincei, your gallery of non-existing ES Gear is AMAZING!! Loved the ES-line "elcaset" deck!!
      Oct 9, 2012
    7. vincei
      vincei
      Thanks for the compliments!
      Jan 30, 2009
    8. Chimpkin
      Chimpkin
      Your collection of ES Gear is astounding. It is hands down some of the best looking gear I have ever seen.
      Jan 29, 2009
    9. 'cisco
      'cisco
      Hi vincei,
      Just wanted to compliment on your Sony ES equipment...just "FANTASTIC"!!
      Dec 6, 2008
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