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March 23rd, 2010
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TURNTABLE TONEARM WIRE WITH TETRAD CARTRIDGE CONNECTOR |  |
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US $9.95 | 26d 21h 20m |
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4 COLOURED WIRES for your HEADSHELL and 2 x PHONO/TURNTABLE CARTRIDGE SCREWS | |
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US $7.77 | 5d 34m |
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PHONO/TURNTABLE CARTRIDGE/ TONEARM HEADSHELL WIRES | |
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US $4.84 | 17d 6h 21m |
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FFYX TA11 Bi-Wire Suspended Turntable | |
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US $3,999.00 | 17d 6h 7m |
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Timaudio DIY FFYX TA11 Bi-Wire Suspended Turntable | |
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US $3,999.00 | 16h 25m |
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Standard Ground Wire for all Technics turntable series SL1200 SL1210 MK2 MK3 MK5 | |
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US $7.00 | 24d 11h 46m |
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New Panasonic Turntable Ground 1200 Wire SFEL026-01E1 | |
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US $5.79 | 19d 14h 34m |
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SILVER TURNTABLE HEADSHELL WITH 4 COLOUR CODED WIRES | |
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US $9.37 | 22h 59m |
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i have a Numark turntable with a ground out put and just computer speakers, no volume, help!!!?
i have a Numark turntable with a ground out put and just computer speakers, no volume, how do i sucessfully get volume out of these speakers? i have hooked up the RCA cables to an adapter that unifies left and right, the ground wire is not attached to anything.What is the most inexpensive way of getting this to work? i just want to listen to my records, and got this sweet turntable at a great price......
Your turntable is much lower output voltage than any other audio component. This is because the signal is being generated by the tiny magnets and coils in the cartridge by the movement of the needle in the record groove. At best, you have 5 mV from the highest output cartridge compared to 700 mV for a typical cassette player and as high as 2 V(2,000 mV) for some CD players. This is called "line level" output, you need what is called a phono pre-amp to raise the output of the turntable to this level. Then hook your speakers to the output from the phono pre-amp. Check Parts Express for good deals on phono pre-amps.
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TURNTABLE TONEARM WIRE WITH TETRAD CARTRIDGE CONNECTOR | |
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US $9.95 | 26d 21h 20m |
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4 COLOURED WIRES for your HEADSHELL and 2 x PHONO/TURNTABLE CARTRIDGE SCREWS | |
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US $7.77 | 5d 34m |
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PHONO/TURNTABLE CARTRIDGE/ TONEARM HEADSHELL WIRES | |
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US $4.84 | 17d 6h 21m |
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FFYX TA11 Bi-Wire Suspended Turntable | |
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US $3,999.00 | 17d 6h 7m |
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Timaudio DIY FFYX TA11 Bi-Wire Suspended Turntable | |
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US $3,999.00 | 16h 25m |
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Standard Ground Wire for all Technics turntable series SL1200 SL1210 MK2 MK3 MK5 | |
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US $7.00 | 24d 11h 46m |
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New Panasonic Turntable Ground 1200 Wire SFEL026-01E1 | |
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US $5.79 | 19d 14h 34m |
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SILVER TURNTABLE HEADSHELL WITH 4 COLOUR CODED WIRES | |
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US $9.37 | 22h 59m |
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Original wire cable of turntable from Pioneer PL-230 and other | |
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US $19.50 | 29d 3h 16m |
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Crosley Revolution Portable Turntable $137.95 Bring the vinyl record into the portable music age with the Crosley Revolution Portable Turntable! This battery-powered mini turntable features an FM transmitter that pairs with your radio for wire-free entertainment. The Revolution includes a manual return tone arm and a diamond stylus needle for the same classic sound you'd expect from a full-size model. It is USB enabled for connection to a PC or Mac and comes packaged with a software suite for ripping and editing audio content. A headphone jack and dynamic full-range stereo speaker offer 2 more ways to enjoy those classic hits! Take your entertainment ''out of the box'' and to the next level with the Revolution Portable Turntable from Crosley! |
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Turntable Matinee $10.49 Turntable Matinee |
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Turntable Technology $9.49 Turntable Technology |
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Train Turntable $24.99 Train Turntable - Photographic Print |
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Railway Turntable $24.99 Railway Turntable - Photographic Print |
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Turntable, Retro $24.99 Turntable, Retro - Premium Poster |
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Turntable Line $24.99 Turntable Line - Photographic Print |
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Merryweather Turntable $39.99 Merryweather Turntable - Giclee Print |
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Professional Manual Turntable $73.94 PYLE TURNTABLE |
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Metallic Turntable $551 Metallic Turntable - Made of: Chinese Oak -Handcrafted |
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Turntable I $17.99 Renee Stramel Turntable I - Art Print |
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Turntable III $17.99 Renee Stramel Turntable III - Art Print |
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Turntable IV $17.99 Renee Stramel Turntable IV - Art Print |
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Turntable II $17.99 Renee Stramel Turntable II - Art Print |
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Cuisinart Turntable Ring $8 Turntable Ring for CMW-55BC |
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OXO 11 Turntable by OXO $11.99 11 Turntable by OXO |
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OXO 16 Turntable by OXO $16.99 16 Turntable by OXO |
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Using Stock Cabinets In Your Kitchen Design
Any time you can keep your selections to stock sizes and items, you go a long way towards keeping the cost of your project down. So it is a good idea to know what the stock sizes are as you are designing your space. Standard lengths for plywood and melamine cabinets are 8' and 12' in a 4' width. Keep these dimensions in mind as you create your design.
While you can always have some special, custom additions made to your cabinets by the manufacturer, you may be able to start with a standard cabinet and simply have a local cabinet maker do some after market work on your cabinets to make them look custom without paying the full custom price.
Kitchen cabinets are normally 12" deep and the bottom cabinets are usually 24" deep. Generally you will not run into a problem with these two dimensions. The challenge comes when you are fitting the width of your cabinet. Cabinets come in 1' increments, and as luck would have it, your kitchen space may not be a measurement that is evenly divisible by one-foot increments. As a result, you may end up with a small pocket of odd space that you need to deal with if you are using stock cabinets in your kitchen.
Best Ideas for a Floor Plan
To design your cabinets get some ¼ inch graph paper and draw a detailed floor plan. You can use a 1-inch to 1-foot scale. Draw the perimeter of your kitchen to scale on the graph paper. Then mark all of the openings into the room like windows and doors. Do not include the current cabinets in your drawing, but you may want to mark where the refrigerator and sink go unless you are planning to move your plumbing. You may want to mark where your stove is as well if redoing the venting is a big deal. Generally redoing the wiring for a stove is not a big deal, but redoing the venting may be.
Now make some stock size cabinets out of paper cutouts. Make a variety of standard size cutouts so that you can move them around the kitchen to find which configuration works best. You may also want to have a cutout for your refrigerator and stove to add to the mix.
Now that you have your design grid ready to go, there are some things that you want to consider as you create your design.
• Do not put drawers in a corner. If you do, the space beside the drawers will just be dead space. It would be a better option to put two cabinets side by side in a corner, because you can modify a stock cabinet and add an opening in the side so you can access the corner space. This modification will not show once the cabinets are assembled.
• Do not place your stove in a corner. Even if you have counter space on either side of the corner, the cupboard beside the stove will be useless.
• Keep corner cabinets at least 18 inches. Any narrower, and you will create a cabinet that is too narrow to use.
• Allow adequate drawer space. If you are in doubt add more drawers than you think you will need. While it is great to have just enough drawers for silverware and stirring spoons, you will want a place to keep your other kitchen essentials like tin foil, rubber bands, pot holders and dish towels.
• Add a lazy Susan to your corner. Adding a turntable to your corner spaces will let you use them more efficiently.
• Use common sense. You refrigerator keeps food cold, and your stove and oven heats food. Do not put them right next to each other. You will just make your refrigerator work harder to do its job, and you will wear it out faster. You might also want to consider what this brainstorm would cost you in higher utility bills.
Whenever you design a kitchen you want to keep the efficient food prep triangle in mind. This is a pattern formed by you refrigerator, sink and stove. If you have to put all of these spaces on a single wall try to have your sink in the middle.
After you settle on the configuration of your bottom cabinets, then you can decide where your upper cabinets will go. Now instead of a floor plan style layout, you will want to look at the elevation view of your room. This view shows the walls of your room to scale. It shows all of the window and door openings, and shows the height and width of each. We are not concerned about depth in this drawing; your goal is to mark the height of all the base cabinets. Stock base cabinets are generally 34 ½" high which allows your countertop to be about 36" from the ground.
First, mark out your refrigerator, and draw a line around your room. This is the level of the bottom of your upper cabinets. Your regular wall cabinets will be 18" over the countertop or 54" from the floor. If you prefer, you can always mount your cabinets 16" over the counter to help you reach the second shelf more easily.
Once you can see how the elevation view of your new cabinets will look, go back to your floor layout, and mark a 12" line to indicate the depth of the upper cabinets wherever you plan to mount an upper cabinet.
If you make paper scale cutouts of your cabinets from the elevation view, you can line them up on your elevation drawing to see how they look. In particular you want to notice how the vertical lines of the doors line up. Even if the lines between the upper and lower cabinets do not match completely, you want to make sure that they create an aesthetically appealing pattern and do not look disjointed. Move your paper cutouts around to see what patterns are the most appealing before deciding on your final cabinet placement.
After you have moved your paper cutouts around and settled on your cabinet configuration, you will have a really clear understanding of how they will look in your kitchen.
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