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Stan66
25-06-2017, 15:47
Hi all just joined and completely new to this new world of sound systems. I want to start small and take it from there.
I was wondering if these components would work together and woul I need to order any seperate cables or anything else just to listen to my old vinyl lps.
marantz pm 5005 amp or a onkyo a9010
project primary turntable
AKG k550 headphones
Any help or suggestions greatly appreciated.

Andy831
25-06-2017, 19:37
Hi Stan
Welcome to the forum.
I am not familiar with the amps and kit you have listed, but someone will be along soon who is.
Enjoy your time here.

walpurgis
25-06-2017, 19:46
Hello Wayne. Welcome to AOS.

I'm not familiar with the equipment models you are interested in either unfortunately.

If you start a thread in the Blank Canvas section, outlining your ideas and needs, I'm sure you'll get plenty of opinions.

There's much second hand and vintage gear well worth considering.


Enjoy the forum,
Geoff.

Andy831
25-06-2017, 20:26
Wayne if your in Manchester there are lots of forum members local to you.

Before committing to buying anything, try and hear a few systems. Loads of us have more than one system , one of which is often based around budget components, which might help you find what your looking for without risking buying stuff unheard.

Andy

Stan66
25-06-2017, 20:30
Thanks for the replies guys. Ill have a look through the forums, seems there is a lot moreto all this than i thought lol

walpurgis
25-06-2017, 20:44
seems there is a lot moreto all this than i thought lol

Some of us have been at this game for forty years or more Wayne and are still learning. :)

Oh. And some superb sounding equipment can be over forty years years old as well. Believe it or not.

Barry
19-07-2017, 21:33
Welcome to AoS Wayne,

Don't worry - we all had to start out knowing very little.

Although I'm not familiar with any of the gear you mention, I see no reason why it should not work together.

If the Project TT comes with a lead fitted, then just plug that into the input on the back of the amp marked "Disc", or "Phono". If not, then buy a pair of 1m long interconnects terminated with RCA phono plugs and use that.

The headphones can be plugged into the headphone jack socket of the amp; assuming it has one. Ideally you need to fix a 10W rated 8
Ohm resistors across each of the loudspeaker outputs on the back of the amp.

Regards
Barry