Dual 1009 Info

[bob lawrence]

Thanks-

I am thinking I want to replace the wires too, they are not in great shape. Does anyone have a source for these wires?

The first photo is of the rca cable connection. I am guessing the top wire is pos, the middle neg and the bottom wire a ground.

The second and third photos are of the power cord connection. Its a large white plug with two connections inside.

Any thoughts as to how I can replace these?

Yes. You can find another RCA cable, and cut the ends off and solder in the new one. OR, you could install RCA jacks under the table, and then be able to plug in any RCA cables.

which of all those connectors are pos or neg

 

[KentTeffeteller]

Most Duals of the period have RCA jacks from the factory. Or DIN for German home market units.

 

[bob lawrence]

Most Duals of the period have RCA jacks from the factory. Or DIN for German home market units.

Mine has 4 terminals,two in the middle are recessed

 

[bob lawrence]

Mine has 4 terminals,two in the middle are recessed

Do u no what wire goes where

 

[Thorsten R.]

You can download the manuals from Vinyengine.

 

[bob lawrence]

You can remove the lugs from the connector, bend the metal to open them up and remove the lugs from the wires, install new wires and reinsert the lugs...

Not an easy chore, but very doable.

Where can you get those lugs ,size?

 

[trollchu]

Most Duals of the period have RCA jacks from the factory. Or DIN for German home market units.

I figure someone here will know. Is this the mentioned above din connector or is this a vintage XLR? There’s an amphenol XLR in the second picture for reference.

I received this today and am trying to identify if this is original or if this is someone’s mod. The XLR is smaller than standard and looks as if it’s been there a very long time.

 

[KentTeffeteller]

I figure someone here will know. Is this the mentioned above din connector or is this a vintage XLR? There’s an amphenol XLR in the second picture for reference.

I received this today and am trying to identify if this is original or if this is someone’s mod. The XLR is smaller than standard and looks as if it’s been there a very long time.

That has been modified in the past. Maybe a turntable which had been in a console, or custom installation.

 

[trollchu]

That has been modified in the past. Maybe a turntable which had been in a console, or custom installation.

Thank you, you are correct. Now that I’m having a closer look today, I see that the RCA board has been completely removed and the XLR is configured in mono.