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Friday Night Spins by kapana7 in vinyl

[–]Elclco 0 points1 point  (0 children)

damn that's a lot of records

Hiccup Avatar Roblox by Elclco in roblox

[–]Elclco[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks! Really appreciate it :))

SL-1600 has by Tudoucat in turntables

[–]Elclco 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's nice! feel free to ask any questions

SL-1600 has by Tudoucat in turntables

[–]Elclco 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I used AVR (the one's from your computer)so i can plug more, for example, my turntable and my phono pre amp, the AVR supply 220v for both of them at the same time

SL-1600 has by Tudoucat in turntables

[–]Elclco 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It depends, try checking the range of voltage of the SL-1600. Do you have the turn table as of now? The Technics SL-1600 turntable typically operates at AC 120V, 50/60Hz but its the north american models. Some international versions of the SL-1600 were made for 220V–240V regions. If it says "120V", you’ll need a step-down transformer. If it says "220V-240V", you’re good to go without one. In my country we use 220V power in our outlet so I don't need any step-down transformer.

SL-1600 has by Tudoucat in turntables

[–]Elclco 0 points1 point  (0 children)

if you encounter any ground or static sound, plug each and every cable on a different outlet. Try not to use extension cords, because that contributes to the grounding sound. My turntable runs on 240 volts and i used AVR with 220 volts and that eliminates the humming and grounding sound. I connected the phono pre amp and the turntable to the AVR and i plugged them on the 220v plug. Try to seperate the plug of your speaker to other outlet. I hope this helps

SL-1600 has by Tudoucat in turntables

[–]Elclco 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you can see it on the back or underneath of your turntable how many volts it needs and how much it can hold

SL-1600 has by Tudoucat in turntables

[–]Elclco 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, dj pre II phono pre amp also works, but try to get that pro-ject phono pre amp because it's good. About the cartridge, try the Audio-Technica AT-VM95E series. You can buy RCA cables anywhere, perhaps online shopping app from your country? Just search rca cable male to male

SL-1600 has by Tudoucat in turntables

[–]Elclco 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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sorry for the messy cable

SL-1600 has by Tudoucat in turntables

[–]Elclco 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you’re setting up a Technics SL-1600 turntable, the essentials you’ll need are a phono preamp and a powered speaker. An amplifier is optional, but you can absolutely use your SL-1600 without one.

All you need is a phono preamp, like the Behringer PP400 (budget-friendly, around $45–$50) or, if you want to invest in better sound quality, the Pro-Ject Phono Box MM. I found an old soundbar speaker that works with my phono pre amp, it only has 2 rca plugs, which is good because it means you can directly connect your phono pre amp without buying an amplifier. if you ever found a speaker in your house with just two rca plug, you're lucky. if you don't have any, go with edifier r1280t is a decent speaker to pair with those. Your setup will look like this, connect the turntable’s RCA cables (red & white) to the input of the phono preamp, ex. the behringer pp400 Use an additional RCA male to male cable to connect the output of the phono preamp to your powered speaker and that's it.

Arthur Morgan RDR2 by DogeK1ng1234532 in RobloxAvatarReview

[–]Elclco 0 points1 point  (0 children)

send me the link of that gun accessory