Tony Duell wrote:
Now, this nect bit is very off-topic, but.... I've
got a older Philips
Reel-to_-Reel recoerder with a strange socket for the record player
input. According to my shelf of schematics for such things, several other
Philips-made tape recorders (sold also under the Cossor and Stella names
had this connecotr, either on its own, or with a normal DIN socket wired
in parallel. The connector has 5 flat pins in a line, arranged something
like :
| -- -- | --
There is no overall screening can. The pins are named p, q, r, s, t,
every alternate pin is chassis ground, the other 2 being the 2 audio
channels. According to the service manual for my machine, it's called an
'IEC socket' and I have the Philips part number for the socket and the
mating plug.
What I can't find, though, is any reference to the plug ever having been
used. I can't find any mention of a record player fitted with said plug
on the pickup cable. Has anyone ever come across it.
Have you tried asking on the UK Vintage Radio Repair and Restoration
website? They have a vintage tape recorder section at
http://www.vintage-radio.net/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl?board=tape_recorder
Cheers,
Dave.