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coax S connector is for 75 ohm coax cable matched to a 75 ohm ariel (as a yagi)........the screw type are for twin lead 300 ohm as a folded diapole. A simple diapole would use the 75 ohm S conn. 59 Volvo......the best car I have ever owned, hands down!:D

first time I've seen that type of hook up coding......but it's obvious to me that stereo hook-up uses the top set of both red for left/right, +/_ as marked. for 4 ch the circled red is for front speakers (conventional red+, blk _) and the circled yellow for rear speakers (conventional...

http://analogattitudes.freeforums.org/technics-su-8600-volume-de-ox-by-drilling-t207.html much easier and worked like a charm on mine.....

Hi Sammy. You still doing your Technics Forum? I love my T stuff and miss the old forum that went belly up :(, Chuck......and a Merry Christmas to you

I use this one (without the BS computer software), feed a TEAC receiver in the living room, A Technics ST 9030 in the bedroom and a garage portable. Works wonderful transmitting 20mw but one notch down (10mw) just white noise at the tuners (it's adjustable 0-1 watt). Pumps Pandora to the listed...

yes, if the fit mechanically

you run some stuff I only can dream about! Interesting set up with prime front back separates:scratch2:.........I would love to see it and better yet hear it, best of listening! Chuck

just about has to be DC to the speaker.....when power supply initially builds to B+ when turned on, to 0 when switched off.

my CV had the same sounds.......my daughters ferret thought the rear port was put there just for him:tears:

I wonder if those are stock feet on your TT? Very nice, comfortable looking listening space:thmbsp:

you seem to have some really nice and extremely interesting stuff:thmbsp: I hope you will post some pic's and maybe a review......Thanx much in advance, Chuck

what I plan on trying is to remove the antenna and BNC a 50 ohm wire wound in it's place and put my folded diapole Crane back on my tuner:yes::no:and see if that might work:music: Chuck

Starry Starry Night..........Don McLean http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v79U7tPyh9o&feature=related

good point (only preemphasis)......should be a matter of a small capacitor, huh? Do I just use the standard TC equation?:scratch2: Chuck

I'll chuck it (after operating). Hi EW. I've moved from Parma (and wonderful Boise State Radio) to Arizona.......if I was still in Parma I wouldn't need anything but Boise Public Radio....used it 'only' for 15 years.

..don't care much if the adaptor turns gernade as long as the unit lasts.:scratch2:.......second hand store are full of 12 v converters and I proly have a few kicking around. I don't need melt down power and I will make it legal. Legal should cover home + yard? The one piece of equipment I...

I just ordered one of these: http://www.ebay.com/itm/100mW-500mW-Power-adj-76-108Mhz-Home-FM-TRANSMITTER-/330467454757 I know it seems a little primitive and the price is low but it seems to have the tech I want and it matches my vintage set-up more than most. I also like the look of...

.....my Technics ST 9030.....even tho there are not a lot of listening options in Colden Valley, Az (classical). I will soon be transmitting my own FM station tunes:D, just for my love of this tuner!:yes:

yup......remove the jumper bars and run your SAE into the Carvers main in.:yes: enjoy and don't lose those valuable jumper bars!

The great thing about live concert hall music is that it, pretty much, describes the buildings size, volume and accoustics by its sound ! :thmbsp:

A 120 w/channel Technics Integrated Amp should have pre out main in's. They would not be grouped with input RCA's, but are usually located toward the center of the amp.........:scratch2: Check it out again:yes: Chuck

This is usually a case of missing jumper (solid bars) that connect the pre-out to the Main in. If the bars are missing (which is the usual on second hand integrated amps) just put a pair of RCA jumpers from pre-out to main in. Good luck, Chuck

have a silver and black SU 8600 a black ST 9030 and a SL 1300 vinyl spinner and I have been totally satisfied for over 20 years with these super reliable jewels......:D:thmbsp:

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Dr Tinear......thanx much for the straight forward, intelligent and logical approach to you response. I think i must look up more of your threads because this is what this forum is about (to me) :thmbsp: Chuck