Mitsubishi LT-703 Automatic Return Turntable Issue
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Hello everyone,
My name is Clément,
I made the happy acquisition of a "Mitsubishi automatic return turntable LT-703" in good condition at a flea market.
As a music enthusiast but not a connoisseur of this type of equipment, I wonder if I know how to use it properly.
Indeed, after cleaning it, I tried to get it to work in vain. Moving the arm does nothing...
What voltage should I set it to, based on its base?
Can I operate it without a hi-fi system?
What does the cable wrapped around the red and white ones correspond to?
Is it possible that a problem is preventing it from functioning correctly?
Thank you in advance for your advice.
Best regards
My name is Clément,
I made the happy acquisition of a "Mitsubishi automatic return turntable LT-703" in good condition at a flea market.
As a music enthusiast but not a connoisseur of this type of equipment, I wonder if I know how to use it properly.
Indeed, after cleaning it, I tried to get it to work in vain. Moving the arm does nothing...
What voltage should I set it to, based on its base?
Can I operate it without a hi-fi system?
What does the cable wrapped around the red and white ones correspond to?
Is it possible that a problem is preventing it from functioning correctly?
Thank you in advance for your advice.
Best regards
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The wrapped wire is the mass that you connect to the mixing table
to make it work you need an amplifier or hi-fi system and for the power supply it's usually 220 (it's marked on the back) -
After checking the transformer for the power supply, it should be 12. Also, verify that the belt is present and in good condition.
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Thank you Docsteph for your response,
The thing is that the turntable is not supposed to rotate even without a hi-fi or sound system, right?
