Newbie goofed

[Nick6818]

I want to apologize for my first post, I should have introduced myself before I asked about a manual for my Kenwood. This forum looks like the place for me, I love the vintage stereos. Currently I have an Akai 635d reel to reel, technics SL 1700 turntable, pioneer 1280 cassette, dbx expansion and noise reduction unit, Adc sound shaper equalizer, a pair of Kenwood 777 speakers, and a Kenwood model eleven G reciever. I bought this all in japan in the early 80's and it all still works great, except my Kenwood reciever which just died last week, but I will get that up and running again. Again I am sorry for my first post

 

[BrocLuno]

Not an issue. Welcome and have fun.

One way to ingratiate yourself is to post pictures of your gear, scan and share manuals or sales fliers, etc. You'll get the hang of soon enough

 

[pioneer54]

hey, not a problem. good idea to post your location. i like to know where everybody's from.:thmbsp:
oh yea, welcome aboard.

 

[lixaudio]

kenwood eleven SM

Here it is:

http://www.fotoalbumet.com/homepage...0cac7d10460e296e21ef7c88&intDesign=1&intEdit=

LIX

 

[Nick6818]

thanks for the schematics

Thanks for the scematics, however I need the one for the eleven G it has the built in eq. and dolby. I think some of the circuits are the same as the model eleven you listed.

 

[brutal]

Welcome!

We must have been in the military around the same time. I picked my early Yamaha/JBL gear in the 80's in Germany.

Def post pics, etc. if you can. I have several dbx and ADC units, love the range expanders/impact restoration and EQ, lotsa extra dynamics (NOISE) in the signal path for head bangin', LOL. (that's a soft jab to the anti-equalizer crowd.)

Cheers!

 

[avionic]

We must have been in the military around the same time. I picked my early Yamaha/JBL gear in the 80's in Germany.

I was in Germany from 79-82 as well.