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Microbialt
13-05-2015, 16:50
OK Guys....help and advice much appreciated. As previously mentioned I bought a 1984 Dual/TEAC/Castle system to get me up and running. One of you lovely people said for £50 it was a great deal? However, as a novice trying to get back into vinyl , I'm guessing I'm gonna have to spend more to get it up and running? PLUS I'm on a tight budget (who isn't?). Any way I'm gonna ask you guys anyway. The system I have stacked. Tier 1 - Dual CS515 Belt Drive Semi -Automatic ULM Auto Return with a DN165E stylus; Tier 2 - TEAC T707 Slimline Quartz locked PLL Digital Synthesizer AM/FM Stereo Tuner; Tier 3 - TEAC A707 DC Slimline Integrated Stereo Amplifier and a TEAC V-66C Stereo Cassette Deck and 2 (not looking in great condition Castle Acoustics Speakers 3QV2/8 Model - Avon, Serial No. 1109R. All came in original packaging with manuals, all plug in and light up etc. They came with 3 sets of red and white leads which have already been a topic of discussion thanks!! What I'm gonna do if that's OK with everyone is put up a separate thread for each one with photos outlining my concerns and hopefully inviting some super advice!? Thanks Tony

Microbialt
15-05-2015, 12:45
Thanks everyone! Much appreciated !! Tony (Microbialt)

Microbialt
03-08-2016, 15:54
Hi I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT HEADPHONES OR INDEED SIZE OF JACKPLUG TO USE WITH THIS??!! HELP!!!!

Pieoftheday
03-08-2016, 19:30
Prob 6.3Mm

Macca
03-08-2016, 19:56
Tony, if you can post your photos so we can see what we are dealing with it would be a help.

agk
03-08-2016, 20:19
Failing that just listen to what you've got already for a while and make your own decisions as to what you wish to change/improve.

Microbialt
04-08-2016, 09:35
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Microbialt
04-08-2016, 09:38
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RMutt
04-08-2016, 09:52
I'd hazard a guess that the headphone jack size is the larger one. 6.3 mm. But you can get a large to small (
3.5mm) adapter and use phone/MP3 earphones I would imagine. You can also get small to large adapters.