First off, let me introduce myself. My name is John. This has got to be the most proper electronics forum on the net. Nice people here. I know how to use a solder gun but I know nothing about circuit electronics. Here's my project...
I've got a BSR turntable pulled from an old console system and was thinking of turning it into a stand alone TT. I don't have a digitall camera or a scanner so I'll be as detailed as possible i my description.
First of all my budget is $50 max. I don't think the TT is worth anymore than that to setup. I can get the wood for my base free so my budget would be for electronics and connectors of such. The needle is one that you can flip the stylis for 78's and then over for 33's. It is old probably original (early 70's).
Electronic parts I figure I'll need are: power cord, rca jack board and power supply?
I've got a BSR turntable pulled from an old console system and was thinking of turning it into a stand alone TT. I don't have a digitall camera or a scanner so I'll be as detailed as possible i my description.
First of all my budget is $50 max. I don't think the TT is worth anymore than that to setup. I can get the wood for my base free so my budget would be for electronics and connectors of such. The needle is one that you can flip the stylis for 78's and then over for 33's. It is old probably original (early 70's).
Electronic parts I figure I'll need are: power cord, rca jack board and power supply?