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koolkid
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what type of wires or cables do yuo need for the digital in ad out on the back of the sp 606. becasue i have turntables connected to my speakers and gettin a mixer tomorrow. so i wanna hook the sp to the turntables
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Pretty sure you need rca to 1/4" , not spdif like I think you're talking about.
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Tator606 wrote:Pretty sure you need rca to 1/4" , not spdif like I think you're talking about.

so 1/4 rca cables and those up to the mixer or turntable
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The 606 has 1/4" outs and ins. Im assuming the mixer and turntable you're using has rca. You need 1/4" TO rca cables.
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Very 2009

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There's alot of great TTs with line level AND SPDF outputs.
Check the upper models of Stanton. This means you can have the digital going into the 606 and also the line level outs (no DJ mixer needed) going to your mixer- mad convenient !

When I say 'line level' I just mean the TT has a switch for 'phono' out (normal historical record player output) and line out (equivalent to CD player, drum machine, etc.. output).

Having removable RCA cables on your TT is sweeet though, you can choose your own longer, better cables & keep in mind you can get VERY long with SPDF (up to 25 or so feet) so it is great for macadocious setups.

In 2009 who wants to keep plugging & unplugging cables?
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Re: V2009

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hXc wrote:There's alot of great TTs with line level AND SPDF outputs.
Check the upper models of Stanton. This means you can have the digital going into the 606 and also the line level outs (no DJ mixer needed) going to your mixer- mad convenient !

When I say 'line level' I just mean the TT has a switch for 'phono' out (normal historical record player output) and line out (equivalent to CD player, drum machine, etc.. output).

Having removable RCA cables on your TT is sweeet though, you can choose your own longer, better cables & keep in mind you can get VERY long with SPDF (up to 25 or so feet) so it is great for macadocious setups.

In 2009 who wants to keep plugging & unplugging cables?

i have a gemini tt 02 and cdm 02 gemini mixer
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