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Bought this at an estate sale about 3 weeks ago. Just finished getting it operational. Have new stylus on order and have a few out of tolerance resisters that need replacing. I also have to locate a 25 watt 70v line transformer as this is mono and is 70v line out.

Have too many systems already. I have a Yamaha receiver connected to my desktop computer. I have a Harmon Kardon In my media room with a pair of scott speakers, Bozak mixer with 4 phono inputs. 3 TT's connected, a philips 312 with a shure m75, BIC 960 with a stanton 681EE, A Luxman PX-101...

Around here we have a couple of guys that know someone that works at these thrift stores and all the good gear never makes it to the shelves.

I had an ST 70 in high school. I don't remember why I got rid of it. It was a great sounding amp. I finally ended up with an MC 2100 which I still use today.

I just picked up 4 technics TT. 2 belt drive, 2 direct drive. Not too bad of shape. Replaced belts, 1 stylus, and one cart. One of the belt drives was running extremely fast. Had to repair the motor control board. $1.49 for a transistor. They all sound very good. Now to sell off the 3 I...

The lamp in the fuse cap may only illuminate if the fuse is defective. put the cap back on with no fuse and see if it lights.

I have this Empire XL 15 that uses a metal clip. Here are a few pics of it.

It tracks at about 4g and sounds pretty good. Have a new stylus in it and use it for 45's and older lp's.

I am running an Empire 108 in a vintage Garrard Type A. Doesn't sound too bad. It's the original that my brother bought when he purchased this new.

I would try it on tape 1. I have a reciever that will not do a feed through on monitor 2. I am using it with an eq and I have to have the eq on tape 1.

I am in no way affiliated with this seller, I hope this isn't against the rules. https://www.ebay.com/itm/224519399763 He has other kits, I felt for the money I would get the complete kit as mine was all original and I replaced them all including the belt

I followed bulletin 044-980. Or you could call Mac and ask their techs.

I believe if the lamp for the end of record has failed this is what you will get. Go here: https://www.vinylengine.com/turntable_forum/ register, it's free and go to the library and you can download the manuals for this TT. I just ordered a set of lamps for my 312 from the bay.

There are no connectors on the back of the cabinet. I would guess they had cords with RCA plugs on them to go to the amp. Probably a small table unit or small combo unit similar to the KLH record player/tuner combination.

@evsentry3 Both weight and physical size. They can drive a 12kw with a small 4cyl Kubota at low RPM.

@evsentry3 He has an Onan diesel which is and inverter geny. It has a permanent magnet rotor. I have never seen any of the problems stated by twiiii, with any Onan and I have worked on many class A motorhomes with the inverter diesel. He probably had a bad stator with one dead winding.

When I did mine, Mac did not have the diodes, I was informed I could use the original one. Just make sure it is placed as shown in my pictures posted above. I believe Mac has them in stock now, I would contact them and see if they do. I believe the current part # is 070-046.

I would try this cartridge. https://www.thevoiceofmusic.com/catalog/part_detail.asp?PID=P1743

Is the diode up against the bottom of the new transistor??? Did you install the jumper to take the place of the electrical connection of the old heatsink??? Did you use these instructions to do the update 044-980.

If you are refering to the 2 round heatsinks, they are manufactured by Avid and the part # is 2227B. They are pricey, but I did not want to take the chance of them being too small. I think I bought them from Newark, or maybe Mouser.

I'm driving a pair of 901 series VI with a Carver PM-350. The only issue is I get heavy on the volume and blew a driver in one of the 901's. repaired the driver and fused the outputs haven't had an issue. In the past I drove them with a Mac MC 2100 with no issues.

I use a Garrard type A for 78,45,and 33. very reliable. It's been in the family since around 1963. It has an Empire 108 cart in it, not the greatest for the LP's but fine for the rest.

I have 3 960's and they all have a slight amount of play in them. I am the original owner of one and the other 2 I picked up used.

I'm using a Pyle preamp on a Garrard type A with an old Empire 108 and it sound pretty good.

The panlocs make it real easy to remove the unit for service, also you can pull it out to the first stop and make adjustments that are on the top of the C28. There was a template for the cutout which made installing them real easy.