I was wondering how I could upgrade the garbage Radio shack RCA cables on my 1200mkII's. anyone know??

really I have no clue, but it cant be that hard.

what do you want to change it to? XLR? 1/4 inch?

but a soldering iron will be neccesary for sure

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look for medium qulity cable


the most important is : GOLD PLATTED


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Originally posted by EldamRy look for medium qulity cable the most important is : GOLD PLATTED !

Yes, I was thinking of audiophile grade interconnect cables. My father's hobby is high-end hometheater, andhe has some audio engineer frieds that could put together something for me. I know im a quality freak.

EXCELONGT : when is your next house party ??

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Originally posted by EldamRy EXCELONGT : when is your next house party ??

haha...yes movie nights at my house are always a given. God knows how much money my dad dumps into the hometheater. The rack on teh wall is just loaded with super expensive amps and processors. Now i'm telling him to scrap the projection tv and go with a ceiling mounted projector.

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Originally posted by ExcelonGT haha...yes movie nights at my house are always a given. God knows how much money my dad dumps into the hometheater. The rack on teh wall is just loaded with super expensive amps and processors. Now i'm telling him to scrap the projection tv and go with a ceiling mounted projector.

hmmmmmm......... seems to me you're a rich person.

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Originally posted by EldamRy look for medium qulity cable the most important is : GOLD PLATTED !

you would think that for the price you pay for them, technics would come with gold plated cables.. NOPE!

I might replace mine too, of course, that would void my warranty..

It’s really surprising just how much shoddy cables affects sound quality! Just one tip though, make sure you have a good quality Mixer and Styli/Cartridges otherwise any sound improvement will be lost!

soo...anyone know the proceedurs to do this? I like to have an idea what I'm doing before I got taking apart my Techs.

it depends on how nice you want it to look

you could just chop the old RCA off the end, cut back some of the sheild, and solder on a new RCA/XLR or whatever you want as an out from the TT(id suggest sticking w/ RCA) If you buy nice RCA they should come w/ a neck sheild so that it will cover the bit you hacked off.

the other option, is to open the Techs, rip the entire RCA apparatus(cords+ends) out and solder a new set in.

Id try the 1st one. Its not hard @ all, should take 10 minutes

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Hi.

Check out the instructions at http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStri...ceRCACables.htm