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Old Record Player and Amp

  • 26-09-2015 5:26pm
    #1
    Kettleson
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,047 ✭✭✭


    Hi all,

    I picked up a Grundig PS 2500 record player/turntable and Grundig V1000 amp pretty cheap in the knowledge that it "wasn't working".

    I just really wanted the record player.

    I cant get a peep out of the system. Lights on on both the amp and the turntable seems to be working OK.

    Using headphones, I'm getting no static noise from any of the channels (Tape 1/Tape 2/Phono/Tuner).

    I'm guessing at this stage that the amp is blown? Not that bothered really, as just wanted turntable. And ideas?

    My question:     The audio/lead output from turntable is a din plug.

    I'm handy enough with cutters and solder, what should I be converting the audio out connection to? Or is there an adaptor available.

    Any comments? Thanks


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  • #2
    akaSol
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 717 ✭✭✭akaSol


    Kettleson wrote: »
    Hi all,

    I picked up a Grundig PS 2500 record player/turntable and Grundig V1000 amp pretty cheap in the knowledge that it "wasn't working".

    I just really wanted the record player.

    I cant get a peep out of the system. Lights on on both the amp and the turntable seems to be working OK.

    Using headphones, I'm getting no static noise from any of the channels (Tape 1/Tape 2/Phono/Tuner).

    I'm guessing at this stage that the amp is blown? Not that bothered really, as just wanted turntable. And ideas?

    My question:     The audio/lead output from turntable is a din plug.

    I'm handy enough with cutters and solder, what should I be converting the audio out connection to? Or is there an adaptor available.

    Any comments? Thanks

    Your better getting a converter, you may have an issue with left / right ground if your planing a solder job

    ~Sol


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