I'm feeling pretty damned nostalgic right now.See, I just hooked up my old SONY stereo after having it stored away for the past few years. This is a 15 year-old mini hi-fi system-- my high school and college stereo. The thing has a tape deck for crissake! But it was also a breakthrough sound system for its time, with 100 watts of power, 3-way shelf speakers and nifty options like DBFB (dynamic bass feed back) and artificial surround sound (which has tremendous depth). This little guy is the Muggsy Bogues of home stereos.
Well, after some searching for its (removable) power cord, I was able to set this thing up in no time. It now sits atop my file cabinet in the home office. I was able to find the right cables to hook up my iPod to it as well. No more listening to music on my computer. It's like I reconnected with an old friend.
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What, no turntable? Heh. Pretty neat that you could hook an ipod up to it.
Can you send me instructions as to how to hook my ipod to my MHC-2600 stereo? Also, can I hook my TV sound to it? (The instructions aren't very clear on that.) michael.oakvik@brooklynpark.org
all you need is a cable like this one http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=31700
put that straight into dat in on yr stereo and the other end in yr ipod also do the same with anythin else you would like to conect but use jack to jack cables i have this stereo hooked up to my ps3 with my 260 watt floor standing speakers and its brilliant but im without the cd part of the system so if anybody has one let me no.lol
The cd component(CDP-H3600)which forms part of my MHC-2600 Mini hi-fi sytem has just fallen over; its plays cd's as though they are scratched, all CD's that is...none are scratched of course. Any ideas how to repair it or where i can get a replacement even? The other components are working fine. I really don't want to ditch this little beauty. Thanks for any suggestions.
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