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05-08-2023, 10:33 AM
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Okay so I was able to work out the plugs on the bottom - it's a three prong plug similar to the one on my restored RCA suitcase player. Is that a standardized design? If so and if I knew what it was called I might could wire up something that could plug into the aux jack of a cassette player and run the audio through the amp to see if that's where my issue is.
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05-08-2023, 02:43 PM
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No I can definitely see the wires from the tonearm connected to the plug on the turntable side. I think what I'll do is identify the live pins to the amplifier and then find a way to run some alligator clips or something from a radio to that. Then I can hear how the amp sounds with a different source.
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