I have just resurected my old sa-AK 58 music system and would like speaker connection help.

Hello Zubair, to connect your phone to the SA-AK 67, you need a cable that has two RCA connectors (White and Red) to a 3.5mm stereo jack
The RCA connectors, you connect them in the AUX input that is on the rear panel of the SA-AK67 and the 3.5mm stereo jack, in the headphone output of your phone
You select Aux on the Panasonic, you play something on your cell phone and you're done
I hope you find the information useful
Greetings Franco Dosil
Hola Zubair, para conectar tu tel?fono al SA-AK 67, necesitas un cable que tenga dos conectores RCA (Blanco y Rojo) a una ficha 3,5mm est?reo
Los conectores RCA, los conectas en la entrada AUX que esta en el panel trasero del SA-AK67 y el conector 3,5mm est?reo, en la salida de auriculares de tu tel?fono
Seleccionas Aux en el Panasonic, reproduces algo en el celular y listo
Espero te sea util la informacion
Saludos Franco Dosil


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1st check that the fan is spinning. If it is you probably need a new output IC.

You need adapter cable 3.5mm mini stereo plug to double RCA plugs (one red, one white). Plug 3.5mm end into headphones/audio out socket on PC, RCA plugs to AUX IN sockets on rear of SA-222, select AUX on front of SA-222 to hear audio from PC through system speakers.

Take new speaker wires and connect them to your new speakers. the wires may have to be cut and new terminals fitted depending on what you have. It would be ideal to solder the ends that clip into the stereo Just make sure the new speakers have the same impedance as the original

Hi pjwivell ..
Are you sure that it SA AK 750?
well here is a here for SC AK750
download the manual and try if it works for you..
http://www2.panasonic.com/consumer-electronics/support/Audio/Home-Theater/Mini-Systems/model.SC-AK750
please give me update if you had any success... thanks

its got a door problems a part in the cd deck bracks off and its basturd to fix.

Do you have the manual, I think panasonic put some of there fault codes in the back.

Seems to have lots of people saying it could possibly be a power supply fault, an amp fault or shorted speakers.. Some people have gone to the extreme of actually buying new components and trying to unsolder and resolder to try to fix it themselfs.

Try contacting Panasonic, they will be able to advise you better ot possibly repair / replace the system.

Audio amplifier IC on bad conditions need to be replaced good luck

this is something a tech expert on electronics can handle. even replacing parts has to be attended by a pro-technician. something is wrong with your DSP processor or system components. it could be the switch only or it could be the processor.