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Does anyone have the pinout information? Pioneer KP-4440 cassette
deck. No wires on this one except the antenna connector, just 8 pins sticking out a connector jack on the back. If anyone has the info I would greatly appreciate it. If I have to open it up to decide for myself, no doubt I can figure most of it out, but how could I tell the difference between the front and the rear channels? The rear channels are higher powered, right? I suppose it uses an STK chip, where might I find the pinouts for STKs? Is this a Supertuner? Its obviously post-Supertuner 1 era but I don't see "Supertuner" on it anywhere... http://www.avsl.net/805880.jpg now you are really screwed http://www.infernalpress.com/Columns/election.html http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/stories/HL0307/S00065.htm |
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![]() "feklar" wrote in message ... Does anyone have the pinout information? Pioneer KP-4440 cassette deck. No wires on this one except the antenna connector, just 8 pins sticking out a connector jack on the back. If anyone has the info I would greatly appreciate it. If I have to open it up to decide for myself, no doubt I can figure most of it out, but how could I tell the difference between the front and the rear channels? The rear channels are higher powered, right? Open it they usually mark the PCB. No, the front and rear are usually the same rating. I suppose it uses an STK chip, where might I find the pinouts for STKs? No. Is this a Supertuner? Its obviously post-Supertuner 1 era but I don't see "Supertuner" on it anywhere... Marked if it is, no mark, no its not. Jeff http://www.avsl.net/805880.jpg now you are really screwed http://www.infernalpress.com/Columns/election.html http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/stories/HL0307/S00065.htm |
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"feklar" wrote in message ... Does anyone have the pinout information? Pioneer KP-4440 cassette deck. No wires on this one except the antenna connector, just 8 pins sticking out a connector jack on the back. If anyone has the info I would greatly appreciate it. If I have to open it up to decide for myself, no doubt I can figure most of it out, but how could I tell the difference between the front and the rear channels? The rear channels are higher powered, right? I suppose it uses an STK chip, where might I find the pinouts for STKs? Is this a Supertuner? Its obviously post-Supertuner 1 era but I don't see "Supertuner" on it anywhere... http://www.avsl.net/805880.jpg now you are really screwed http://www.infernalpress.com/Columns/election.html http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/stories/HL0307/S00065.htm |
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Metra, Best, and probably several other harness companies sell the plug you
need. Go to your local stereo shop and ask if you could look at one if they have it. -Chris "feklar" wrote in message ... Does anyone have the pinout information? Pioneer KP-4440 cassette deck. No wires on this one except the antenna connector, just 8 pins sticking out a connector jack on the back. If anyone has the info I would greatly appreciate it. If I have to open it up to decide for myself, no doubt I can figure most of it out, but how could I tell the difference between the front and the rear channels? The rear channels are higher powered, right? I suppose it uses an STK chip, where might I find the pinouts for STKs? Is this a Supertuner? Its obviously post-Supertuner 1 era but I don't see "Supertuner" on it anywhere... http://www.avsl.net/805880.jpg now you are really screwed http://www.infernalpress.com/Columns/election.html http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/stories/HL0307/S00065.htm |
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