I have a Sherwood rx-4109 and want a turntable that is compatible. I tried a sony ps lx250h but the sound is distorted.
Many decks have pre amps or need preamps. hence the reason why you have distorted sound i would guess. you need the opposite of what you used. What record deck did you try?
Testimonial: "Thanks for the pre amp idea. it seems we need a turntable without this in order to play it through the phono input. for now sending the sony turntable through tape input seems to work"
sorry should have noticed you already said what deck you used. That deck has a pre amp built in so i'd suggest you need one withouthttp://www.richersounds.com/product/turn... you could always plug it into another input such as aux or tape it should work in those.
we tried plugging it into aux and the problem persisted
we plugged the turntable into the tape input & now it sounds good. the pre amp suggestion seems to be correct. thanks
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Comcast came and the receiver / tv was not capable of being run by another remote as far as volume, just off and on
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The output transformers may-be gone
looking at +$50 AUS
for just the parts
or a licensed service
for about $150 AUS
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The problem is the fact that the new receiver has no phono input. The phono input has an extra stage of amplification built in. Your receiver is working fine. You need to purchase a phono pre-amp. These run around $20. Connect the turntable to the preamp and the presmp output to any line level input on your new receiver and everything will work as expected.
Dan
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Sherwood
Receiver/Amplifier
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Sherwood
Receiver/Amplifier
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always press the mode key of the device they want to control before pressing any other key
Power on the device
All the Mode keys should flash twice.
SOURCE: need the 5digit code for the sherwood rx 4109
Hi Woodyscarava,
You may look the remote code in this link http://www.comcast.com/corporate/customers/customer_support/remotes.html. Select the model of your remote control and view the manual.
Hope I helped you.
Have a nice day!
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