Connect a denon amplifier pm-510ae to a technics equaliser sh-8058

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google SH-8057 manual


https://www.hifiengine.com/manual_library/technics/sh-8058.shtml

These have been around at least since 2011. I can't even find Technics support page. I gather one might dig out the address for support from one of the manuals. But I can't find its manual, either, just one for the SH-8058. You might get some 3rd party support from a n appropriate forum in Tom's Hardware website. I've seen pages advertising this model used for shockingly low price or about $200. And a YouTube that may be in Spanish. So, Ill list some of all that but can only wish you good luck in chasing down a hobbyist site for this vintage setup. https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/help-with-connecting-80s-technics-audio-components.3579784/

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1352974/Technics-Sh-8058.html

https://reverb.com/item/41999248-technics-sh-8057-stereo-graphic-eq-programmable-spectrum-readout-14-bands-ex-sound-japan

https://picclick.com/Technics-Stereo-Graphic-Equalizer-Model-SH-8057-fully-194206894007.html

https://www.ebay.com/b/technics-sh/bn_7024744741

https://www.fixya.com/support/t11289090-technics_graphic_equalizer_sh_8057

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLr4m7-3EVc

Connect your Denon outputs to the Realistic main inputs.
Connect your Realistic main out to the Rotel tuner in.

Connect your Technics out puts to the Realistic Tape 1 inputs.
Connect your tape 1 out puts to your Rotel cd inputs.

And you should be good to go.

Check the main power output devices for shorts (transistors or IC).

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Since all of your connectors are filled, I suggest you this solution:
Use either of this or this connector (2 connectors, each for every channel) and connect 2 of the input devices (that you don't use at the same time, like cd and tuner) at the same input of the amplifier. Move the line out of the tape deck at the line input that just get free. Don't connect the line in of the tape deck. Use the amplifier connector's for tape to connect the equaliser in - out.
This solution has the disadvantages:
not able to rec to tape (I assume that you don't use this function anymore),
you have to power of one of the devices that are connected together at the same input while the other one is active
And these advantages:
You can use your existing equipment for your proposes without paying more than 0.16$
You can make a quick changeover between equalized and flat audio using the tape monitor switch.

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Stelios
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hi there, first you have to pit your turntable phono at the pre - amp phono to amplified then after you can put now direct into your equalizer and then to your amplifier

the Technics SH-8058 is a beautiful unit, I got one myself for the past 20 years and never failed y EQuing the sound I want.

I am asuming, you got on your reciever TAPE MONITOR... well, the it is simple,

First, just forget about the TAPE on your Techincs SH 5058

Second, on your Technics LINE OUT, goes on your tape monitor LINE IN

and last; on your LINE IN, goes on your tape monitor REC OUT.

Now, choose you desire componet, and turn on your TAPE MONITOR on your reciever...

enjoy and have fun.

connect your media source(dvd-cd player)to equalizer in-connect equalizer out to amplifier line in-or aux in-connect amplifier out to your loudspeaker.