I've had a hunt around and can't find ANY information about this, and thought I'd ask here.
A while back I picked up an Aiwa PX-E550 turntable from the dump. Essentially brand new in the box.
Now, I assumed it was a regular component turntable, and was so excited as it was virtually brand new
that I didn't bother to check it out further and paid my US$15 happily.
However, when I got it home and had a play with it I discovered it has some wacky proprietary plug on the end of it, that unifies the power and audio outputs into the below plug:
Now, I assumed it was offered as an option for some midi systems possibly, and then I thought, wow! maybe it's a turntable designed to be plugged into the back of the 3 piece portable? The plug looks very similar to some of the Sony and Panasonic high end multi piece combo portables (like the FH series), to my eye.
I know it's probably not, but I'd like to get it working and find out what is actually designed for. The gold Aiwa logo and black gloss colouring of the turntable leads me to believe it's probably mid 90s, at my best guess.
Any ideas?
Rock On.
A while back I picked up an Aiwa PX-E550 turntable from the dump. Essentially brand new in the box.
Now, I assumed it was a regular component turntable, and was so excited as it was virtually brand new
that I didn't bother to check it out further and paid my US$15 happily.
However, when I got it home and had a play with it I discovered it has some wacky proprietary plug on the end of it, that unifies the power and audio outputs into the below plug:
Now, I assumed it was offered as an option for some midi systems possibly, and then I thought, wow! maybe it's a turntable designed to be plugged into the back of the 3 piece portable? The plug looks very similar to some of the Sony and Panasonic high end multi piece combo portables (like the FH series), to my eye.
I know it's probably not, but I'd like to get it working and find out what is actually designed for. The gold Aiwa logo and black gloss colouring of the turntable leads me to believe it's probably mid 90s, at my best guess.
Any ideas?
Rock On.
