08-20-2010, 03:12 PM
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Here's something thats closer (I had to remember where it was stashed)... its your said model number, but it's not specific to any given build number. I've never been able to find one quite that specific... well, I tired of looking and just used the ones I had found...LOL! Once you get the caps in, its easy to test the state of your cartridge. Pull the leads off and hook them to a known source... I use an MP3 player turned low and alligator clips with a headphone plug. If you get sound out of the phono section at that point, its a safe bet that the cartridge is toast.
Don't get me wrong, I wasn't trying to be harsh... I just ended up getting 'married' to one project on-line once-upon-a-time. There's lots of help here...
I hope that this schematic gets you a wee bit closer! Good Luck!!!
Here's something thats closer (I had to remember where it was stashed)... its your said model number, but it's not specific to any given build number. I've never been able to find one quite that specific... well, I tired of looking and just used the ones I had found...LOL! Once you get the caps in, its easy to test the state of your cartridge. Pull the leads off and hook them to a known source... I use an MP3 player turned low and alligator clips with a headphone plug. If you get sound out of the phono section at that point, its a safe bet that the cartridge is toast.
Don't get me wrong, I wasn't trying to be harsh... I just ended up getting 'married' to one project on-line once-upon-a-time. There's lots of help here...
I hope that this schematic gets you a wee bit closer! Good Luck!!!
