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I picked one of these up for $10 at an estate sale today. I was curious about cartridge upgrades, so I was happy to see that yours is much better than the one that was installed on mine. I’ll see if I can find a bargain upgrade.

How and what did you buff the dust cover with? I picked one up for $40 working with new belt and love it but the dust cover is a little scuffed

The D-E220 is from 2001. I had a red one back in the day and bought it that same year it came out. The D-EJ016 is the newer model of the three. It came out in 2005.

That one is from here the UK

Would this work on a PS3 Component cable? 🤔🤔🤔 I'm trying to connect my PS3 to my LED VGA Monitor

Pries sir

This Yamaha DSP A 1000 is an absolute sound beast- I have 2 of them. The main Level knob at the back is really useful if you use this amp as a preamp to a power amp, just try and you will be amazed with the sound quality.

the 3 leads AV cables have different standards. there's a great video made by vwestlife testing a couple of them. you might want test plugging mismatching colors to have it working properly.

Can you just snip off 3.5 dc and splice on a 12volt 1+ amp power suppy?

Thank you so very much. It was a great solution

Awesome man, i'm already want to buy one and to use it to tranfer the image to my old tv with YPbPr, but i have the question if i need a device to convert the signal, i hope this works

Doesnt the shielding need to connect to ground at the end? 🤔

Where i can order a platter ?

I love my Technics SL-1200MK2 I've had it since 1993.

yo same name?

Buen trabajo artesanal.!!!!!

I have the SL-5. The tone arm is inconsistent in starting at the right location at the beginning of the record. When it does find the start correctly, it will, invariably, start skipping badly at some point on every record. The cartridge is brand new! Can you HELP?

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Sony missed the boat though. They should have had the machine scan the disc and allow you to choose a track. Thr technology existed by this time.

Regardless if the native format on the Laser Disc is analog composite if S-Video is sharper and cleaner out than the composite out, then thats the way to go. Basically the S-Video is showing a cleaner image of the native analog composite then the composite output. Also you could probably clean up the image even more by using Hi Quality Gold Plated S-VIdeo Cables. The colors can be adjusted with the TV or Monitor. When it comes to video quality you want the cleanest image first then adjust for color, brightness and ect. on the TV or Monitor.

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I got a VGA extension cable as extension for a Fostex D90 before i tried it i got my multi meter out and the pins are completely the wrong way round opposite for continuity on each side of the connector. I couldn't get it wrong because i know by the shape of each side only fits one way when testing it. Needless to say i tried it and it didn't work did i get a bum cable on ebay i cut one end open and only 8 wires

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As people have suggested... The native video format on the disc is analog composite. The comb filter cannot do better than the actual quality of the signal in the disc.

If you think about it, it really is awesome that for a brief time channel 3 or 4 analog exists once again as that carrier is added. And then i assume the tv shifts it to an IF then to demodulate it

Few notes: these aren’t clones, Technics actually produced these for JC Penny, also, the numbers at the bottom were for stacking records, not repeating, if you had the spindle you could stack 6 records

Mine doesn’t spin…?

Just pick up one off eBay while I was looking for vintage Sony radios and one of these came into the feed. I got it for about $30. including shipping, so I couldn’t pass it up for just the cool factor. They said the ratio works and the tv turns on but only show this lines. I used to have a Sony handheld portable tv and used to live that thing and I think it was color and also had a radio. I now want to track one down. Lol! Oh. The one I’m getting is the FD-500 and looks just like the one you shown. Maybe they just changed the number or slightly updated?

I bought that one brand new from my local Radio Shack back in the day as a young teen and I still use that exact model to this day! It was the last 8-track model Radio Shack offered so it is actually a collectable item so I will not be getting rid of my player anytime soon after all these decades! Nice find, enjoy! ~ Jeff

I got an rgb-pi cable and while it works, there is a lot of interference (it is unshielded) might try this.

Great review. Just picked up one today!

Got one for five bucks at a thrift today. Looks to have the original cartridge. Stylus has to be replaced. I've probably got a vintage Shure that I can replace the OE cartridge with as I don't like the original. However the tonearm return does not work in the platter continues to spin when it's in the tonearm rest. Reject button does not work either I think all of this is related to the same issue. Speeds are perfect though. I'm hoping it's just a typical problem with these old turntables needing a cleanup and Lube job.

Hi good video great , please learn to conection to IR remote control in the back whit cable ,thank you

Is it possible to play 78's on these?

Lots of white streaks in the picture. Could be dirty or worn out heads.

my Brother friend Christ has a small portable TV, they place it on the ground and they lay on their stomach in their sleeping bag and watch something on the small TV.

I think the test would have gone better had you plugged in the RCA's, lol. What the Hell was that?!

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Would love to see before and after results. Either way thanks for the video. Cheers!

Nice

Which mount did you use to mount the cartridge?

I just bought the same s-vhs player at an antique store today on my lunch break, along with a sonic the hedgehog vhs! Can't wait to get it home and hook it up to my pvm

That was the turntable I had and it was great. It was easy to use (about as easy as playing a CD), used a P-Mount cartridge so replacing the cartridge was easy, and sounded fairly good. I liked that I didn't have to touch the tonearm since I was concerned about dropping it badly on the LP/45. The only issue was when you were playing transparent LPs. I had a friend who had an LP that he wasn't able to play the full side, the stylus would come down about half-way through the side. I put it on my turntable and had the same issue. I happened to hold the record up to the light and noticed that although it looked like black vinyl, it was actually clear red vinyl. Once I knew that I figured out that the light sensor used to sense the size of the LP was passing through the LP, causing the turntable to think it was a 7" record. The solution was to manually drop the stylus on the LP, then it played perfectly, you just couldn't play it automatically. When I saw that LPs and 45s were being phased out I decided to buy a good turntable while there was a good selection. Unfortunately when I moved it didn't survive the trip. Excellent video, it was good to see that turntable again. I hope that someday Sony would release an updated version of this turntable but it is probably unlikely.

Got a serviced J33, also programable. New tone arm belt, old grease cleaned out & new stylus. Plays nice

@joelsdiy9469 Is this the stereo that I recall remembering from back in the day? Is this the stereo that has the eject button in order for the door of the CD player to move forward toward you, making the door open upward, meaning that when the CD door opens, it flips down? Also, my family's home stereo was a pioneer. If this isn't the stereo that I remember from the mid 90s, let me ask you this? Have you ever seen a stereo smiliar to this where the CD door flips down when opening it, and it has a carousel CD changer? So let me explain all this buddy. So the 25 disc changer I remember, that looks similar to the one in this video, it has 25 slots. All CD slots sit inside the main unit. So if you put all 25 CDs in their individual slots in the carousel CD changer, and push the CD door up, what happens is, you can hear one of the CDs drop into a slot when the carousel mechanism of the unit moves and roates, when, changing to CD 10 for instance. so i wam wondering if this unit has all 25 slots sitting next to each other. Also, my family's old pioneer unit had this unit, plus the top unit that was a double cassette deck. that was an auto-reverse unit. plus, our unit, came with these big ass speakers. do you remember a home stereo like this, even the one i described? where the stereo came with a second unit with 2 cassette decks? and a set of 2 5 foot tall wooden speakers with that old school cloth grill? And my god, were the speakers on my family's old 90s Pioneer home stereo very good? with a woofer and tweeter built into each speaker. super loud too. my guess, 200 watts altogether. huge volume knob was in the center of the main console of the CD changer unit. very rumbly when changing discs while the discs were loaded in the unit. but yeah bro let me know if this stereo has the same feature i told you about, where there are 25 disc slots that are sitting smudged together in a carousel style in the main unit. where a CD would drop into a slot when changing discs while the main door unit is closed. and if this isn't the model, what model is that pioneer unit with that feature? god i miss my family's old home stereo. sadly, the speakers went out years later, in the mid 2000s. 2004, or 2005 I believe. after all the jamming out in our old apartment we lived in long ago in the mid 90s. lol. great stereo though bro. love it.

I want to this turntable now

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Thank you Very much Sir 🙏

That doesn't look like the worst for a fixerupper. Pretty fortunate.😄

Does it still work? I seen people say it blows up.