[Jukebox-list] AMI R145 Amp Modification

Karl karlh44 at knology.net
Thu Jun 7 01:04:44 PDT 2007


JP,
Wow......MP3's through a mono G amp? I'm not the resident expert here by a 
long shot but I can't imagine that sounding anywhere near what I'm guessing 
your intentions are ( lots of cool music coming out of an old restored 
jukebox despite the small selection of records in it).

Karl
Columbus Coin-Op Shop
2061 S. Lumpkin Rd.
Columbus, GA 31903
(706)507-2963
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "WHITE, JAMES P" <JWHITE3 at entergy.com>
To: <jukebox-list at lists.netlojix.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 06, 2007 12:30 PM
Subject: [Jukebox-list] AMI R145 Amp Modification


I'm going to try something new for me.

I'm restoring an AMI G120 and I intend to modify the amp for a line
level input in addition to the normal signal path.  Not knowing where to
inject the Line Level Signal, I consulted with a knowledgeable friend.
He recommended I first try a point between the Plate of V1(pin 6) and
the Grid of V2 (pin 2).

I think I will also need a two pole switch - one side to deenergize the
muting relay and the other side to switch between the new / normal
signal path.

I envision a 1/8" female input jack and the two pole switch mounted on
the Control Box along with the Volume Control, Reject and Power
switches.  If this works, you could flip the switch, plug in your mp3
player and play music through the jukebox.

I posted an image of the R-145 schematic with a note designating where I
hope to inject the line level signal.  After webshots opens, click on
the schematic, a new page will open, click the schematic again then look
to the right and click "full size".
http://community.webshots.com/user/f3l912?vhost=community

Any recommendations on what value cap to try at the signal injection
point?  (non-polarized I would guess)

All comments are welcome.

Thanks,
JP


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