[Vintage-Audio] help with eico st-70 and equalizer connection

DA & M McCarthy [email protected]
Sat Aug 24 00:05:00 2002


hi chuck. yes, it does make sense to me now, but only after your gracious
response. i too have done a bit of work on tube gear (see
http://www.flipperpie.com for shots of my little shack).
and yes, i am aware of eico's tuner to match the st70. i believe that there are
actually three different tuners that match, no?
i remember seeing an AM only tuner, and also an AM/FM tuner, and as well, the
ST97 stereo FM tuner which i own. mine needs some work. i am not at all
impressed with the way it has been performing here. i shudder to think about
aligning it. any thoughts/tips on how to align a stereo tuner? i hear they are a
real pain.
denis

JM/CO wrote:

> During the Sixties, the Audio Industry was dealing with "standardization" in
> terms. Your Eico was manufactured during this period. Those of us who deal
> regularly with vintage audio have had to come to some understandings
> regarding the terms used during this era. I have come to associate "channel
> 1" with "left", and "channel 2" with "right", but it's really arbitrary.
> Were you aware that the Eico ST-70 has a matching tuner?
> Chuck N1LNH
> -----Original Message-----
> From: DA & M McCarthy <[email protected]>
> To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
> Date: Wednesday, August 21, 2002 2:04 PM
> Subject: Re: [Vintage-Audio] help with eico st-70 and equalizer connection
>
> >chuck, works like a charm. thanks very much.
> >now, mewonders why eico didn't label the ins/outs left and right instaed of
> 1
> >and 2. after i read your instructions, i looked again and sure enough, each
> >seperate input is labelled 1 and 2. seemed obvious after the fact (and
> >registered high on my "duhhhh" meter :-)
> >thanks very much,
> >denis
> >
> >JM/CO wrote:
> >
> >> Normally, an EQ unit would be connected in the tape loop in a home audio
> >> system. In your case, run "tape out" to the input of the EQ. The output
> of
> >> the EQ would be returned to the "Tape" jacks. Make sure that the
> "monitor"
> >> switch is in the correct position (monitor).
> >> Chuck N1LNH
> >> -----Original Message-----
> >> From: DA & M McCarthy <[email protected]>
> >> To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
> >> Date: Tuesday, August 20, 2002 2:22 PM
> >> Subject: [Vintage-Audio] help with eico st-70 and equalizer connection
> >>
> >> >hi guys. just completed my re-capping of the aforementioned amp, but
> >> >before i rip apart my new (he he) marantz 2235 (et al) set-up, was
> >> >wondering if anyone might tell me how to connect my s.s. equalizer to
> >> >the eico.
> >> >rear connections can be viewed at
> >> >http://www.flipperpie.com/eicost70rear.jpg
> >> >thanks in advance,
> >> >denis
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
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