House of Marley Stir It Up
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I bought the Marley Get Together speakers, which of course fit very well optically... but I also use a large speaker system from Teufel (5.1). The advantage is that the Stir it Up Tables have several sound inputs:) Depending on the desired sound quality, a larger system with amplifier is recommended.
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There is a fabric cover, but no plastic cover. I think the fabric cover is totally fine.
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I had bought this replacement head at the time: House of Marley replacement head for the Stir it up turntable (spherical). It has now been running for a good three years without any problems.
I have connected it to a system with an amplifier. So it goes with everything that goes.
I would try it that way. I had no problems from the beginning.
I recommend that you send your request to our support team by e-mail. The mail is digitec@digitec.ch.
The best thing to do in this regard is to contact our customer service directly at https://helpcenter.galaxus.ch/hc/de/requests/new. Your request can then be examined individually.
Unfortunately, I did not find a suitable protective cover at the time. A cover cloth is supplied, which of course doesn't do the same. I am satisfied with the unit and made a cover myself.
Yes, they need boxes or headphones
No, it does not have a GND connection. It is only connected to the amplifier via the Cinch audio connections (red, white).
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Moving Magnet is specified in the information on the replacement head.
Unfortunately the only accessories we sell that are compatible with this item are below to the product and we don't have a cover, I'm sorry.
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Hi, you need either active speakers (they already have the amplifier built in) or passive speakers with a matching amplifier. The Denon speakers you mentioned are passive, so you would need an amplifier.
Dieser hier hat Bluetooth: House of Marley Stir It Up Wireless (Midrange, Manuell, Braun)
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there are Bluetooth transmitters that work via jack out, there are countless types on Amazon, a few on Digitec
I have connected it to my Teufel system and have top sound. I think the quality should also be right for a Sono. The proof of the pudding is in the eating. 😂
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The turntable has an integrated preamplifier. I simply connected mine with a chinch to jack cable :D
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Either a receiver or active speakers.
can be set on/off at the back
Yes, a Schwwizer plug is included.
speed does not (apart from 33/45), but the weight of the tonearm does.
Not so easy to find out.... but everything indicates that it works: there is a USB output, there is a 3.5mm headphone output and the English homepage mentions a pre AMP: https://www.thehouseofmarley.com/turntable.html But I can't find a real data sheet anywhere....
If this has Cinch or Aux connections, then that should work. Greetings Eleam
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Try the pre-amp, that's what it was for me... is the black bar at the back.
Did you manually slide the playback arm over the disc? Normally the player starts to run then... Good luck!
A phono preamplifier is already built in, you don't need to order one.
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