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Topic: Seeking Sound Advice on a Sankyo Sound 762
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Ronnie Lane
Junior
Posts: 14
From: Richmond, TX, USA
Registered: Mar 2015
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posted January 02, 2016 05:28 PM
Just grabbed a Sankyo Sound 762 on eBbay for $80, and I figured I'd ask here before reporting any issues- what would make a Sankyo of this model not able to play sound? It has one other issue, tendency of the image to wander in and out of focus but the main issue I'd like to resolve the ease of repair first is its ability to play sound- the reason I bought the thing. It projects film fine, runs through well, projects alright aside the occasional focus shift, but the thing doesn't seem to read sound at all. The speaker makes a hum, so it's operational, and the same happens when I plug in a new one- my question I guess is what would be wrong?
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Janice Glesser
Film Goddess
Posts: 3468
From: Sunnyvale, CA USA
Registered: Sep 2011
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posted January 03, 2016 01:20 PM
According to the old Super8 database. The Sankyo 762 is mag only.
marketed in 1977-78 super 8 mm film lens: Sankyo Zoom f: 1.4 \ F: 15-25 mm lamp: 80 W, 30 V, ELB reel capacity: 180 m projection: forward, reverse projection speed: 18, 24 fps, by selector switch film loading: automatic threading sound: magnetic playback on both sound tracks sound mode: mono, duo amplifier: ? amplifier output: 4 W (8 Ohm) recording: magnetic on both tracks, sound-on-sound recording level control: auto and manual VU meter: yes input terminal: Microphone, Line-in input jacks: 3.5 mm diameter jack output terminal: Monitor, Line-out, External Speaker (4 W, 8 Ohm) output jack: Monitor, Line-out: 3.5 mm diameter jack; Ext Sp: 6.5 mm diameter jack built-in speaker: yes motor: magnetic motor power source: V AC, 50/60 Hz weight: circa 8,000 g dimensions: 190 x 224 x 324 mm made in Japan by Sankyo
-------------------- Janice
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