Guess what! I pulled off the Monster Cables I was using (I thought the original cable looked ratty) and replaced it with the originals. Humming gone. Why should this be? Isn't the basic design of all RCA-type audio interconnects the same? Any thoughts on this?
Ken

Well, I tried running a wire from the chassis to the ground connection on my preamp. The thing hums like crazy. It only seems to work well via a DIN-type adapter with my old B&O. What's up with this? Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!
Ken

I am pleased to report that I've got the mechanical problems solved after a lot of cleaning and lubing. Now I notice that although this unit is equipped with RCA-type (cinch) connectors, I don't see the ground wire that would normally be found on turntables. When I connected it via a DIN type adapte...

I just bought a Dual 1219 which seems to have a couple of problems. As the arm enters an automatic start or stop cycle the machine makes a groaning noise. Also, the motor seems to keep on running after the end of a shut-off cycle. Sometimes it will shut off fairly quickly, but it is generally unpred...

Hi, I was able to test the cart. on the changer by running an adapter to an old Akai receiver. Both channels are ok. The Telefunken's stability impresses me; it's almost as good as my B&O 9500. Of course, the frequency response was way off since I had to use a "tape" input to do the te...

That's a good suggestion. Thank you! Now for another question. This unit has a 3-pin DIN type plug which I am connecting up to a 1964 SABA Wildbad 12 radio. The SABA has a phono input which accepts a 5 pin DIN, but this one seems to fit because of the location of the pins. Anyway, I've noticed that ...

Just received this changer. It seems to be stuck in a "loop" where the arm lifts, retracts, then goes back and resumes play in the middle of the record. The stacker arm was bent in transit; it is visibly crooked. Any ideas?
Thanks!
Ken