I still have mine I bought in the late 70's. Still mint condition. Mine is a bit odd because it has all red LEDs. Maybe for the US market. Put a Stanton 681EEE cartridge on it.
There were two versions of GA 312. You just happen to have the never one, modified to red LEDs. Older ones had 6V bulbs. czcams.com/video/-3d7pi5-EXQ/video.html
Ох далеко не факт что ваш картридж лучше. Филипс использовал полированные целые алмазы на 406, 412 и выше. Таких алмазов сегодня нет. Поэтому винтажные головы стоят дороже самой вертушки. Если вы не слышали, как звучит 406 - не сравнивайте - будете расстроены)
Not Shure the GP400 series were developed in the Netherlands by Philips he MM cartridge was ac Dutcch invention, invented by a former Philips technician
On my GA312 I changed the original GP400 cartridge for a Pickering XV15-400e some 40 years ago. By now the 400e stylus has been replaced 2 times. (I 've got one spare stylus left over for the rest of my life...😊). The original GP400 spherical stylus would wear out within 3...4 years, these didn't survive 1500+ hours playing time, apart from yielding a scratchy ticking sound starting from day 1 on.
i just got mine on ebay...and I can't get the stylus to hover above the record....I'm adjusting the knob in the back of the stylus but it's almost like it's too heavy.
Just decided to resurrect my 312, but hit a minor problem: switch on, nothing happens. I found that power reaches the primary coil of the internal transformer, but could measure no output from the secondary one; so presumably there's a break in the coils. So, replace it. But what SHOULD the output voltage be? 9v AC, 12, 20... what? Only when I know that can I hunt around for a new transformer. Can anyone help please?
We had the same TT in 1978 , great sound , by the way PF is a fantastic choice for this player.... Thanks for sharing...
We had one during the 1970s always played so beautifully & those soft touch sensors were state of the art at the time. ❤️
I once was in the factory where the were made. It was in Hasselt, Begium
I still have mine I bought in the late 70's. Still mint condition. Mine is a bit odd because it has all red LEDs. Maybe for the US market. Put a Stanton 681EEE cartridge on it.
There were two versions of GA 312. You just happen to have the never one, modified to red LEDs. Older ones had 6V bulbs.
czcams.com/video/-3d7pi5-EXQ/video.html
Ох далеко не факт что ваш картридж лучше. Филипс использовал полированные целые алмазы на 406, 412 и выше. Таких алмазов сегодня нет. Поэтому винтажные головы стоят дороже самой вертушки. Если вы не слышали, как звучит 406 - не сравнивайте - будете расстроены)
I have a GA 312 and last year i bought a 212 at a estate sale, was bummed out because they could not locate the power cord. These units are beautiful
Modern for his vintage aspect and with a beautiful sound
Nice record player. Great music! Thank you for sharing.
Such a pretty turntable!!! 😍👍👌
proud owner of a 202, 212, 308 and 312.
I have a 212. Can you please tell me if I can install an Ortofon cartridge or something else? I don't know what I'm doing. Thanks.
I want your 202!!
have a 212, and a inop 202. love the 202!!
Proud owner of a 222 !
I'm about to buy a black one. Don't know if I'm going to like tough. I'm kinda picky, but right now it's the only one within my budget.
Nossa senhora!!!😮😮😮
Quanta beleza!!!!
Tenho um desse, está na revisão e, digo que é muita qualidade sonora, claro que está equipado com uma agulha de qualidade
os toca discos da philips sempre foram os mais bonitos, design impecável.
An excellent device.
Wonderfull record player the Cartridge its philips only the name , its a shure Cartridge the V 15 type ll or shure 91Ed Good sound.
Not Shure the GP400 series were developed in the Netherlands by Philips he MM cartridge was ac Dutcch invention, invented by a former Philips technician
@@wimleurink220 thanks for your information .
On my GA312 I changed the original GP400 cartridge for a Pickering XV15-400e some 40 years ago. By now the 400e stylus has been replaced 2 times. (I 've got one spare stylus left over for the rest of my life...😊). The original GP400 spherical stylus would wear out within 3...4 years, these didn't survive 1500+ hours playing time, apart from yielding a scratchy ticking sound starting from day 1 on.
Bello veramente!!!
Nice.
What kind of speakers to use?
Вещь! Теперь ясно от кого PHILIPS содрал дизайн! С Радиотехники 101...
i just got mine on ebay...and I can't get the stylus to hover above the record....I'm adjusting the knob in the back of the stylus but it's almost like it's too heavy.
i'm waiting for mine to arrive :D what stylus is that ?
Philips 22GP400 cartridge
Can I get this product and where?
I got there parts to make my 212 a 312
What's the difference?
@@D-Ogi - auto lift of the tone arm on stop. Kludgey little mechanism with an electro coil. The 212 is actually more reliable because of that.
Where i can by It?
Well this one sold a couple of years ago.
Ebay with some patience
Just decided to resurrect my 312, but hit a minor problem: switch on, nothing happens.
I found that power reaches the primary coil of the internal transformer, but could measure no output from the secondary one; so presumably there's a break in the coils. So, replace it.
But what SHOULD the output voltage be? 9v AC, 12, 20... what? Only when I know that can I hunt around for a new transformer. Can anyone help please?
www.vinylengine.com/library/philips/ga-312.shtml
@@YesterYearAudio Thanks but I'd already seen that page and still do not find reference to the internal voltage used. Do you know it?
@@jimdavies6764 I don't unfortunately. So you downloaded the service manual? I believe what you are looking for is on page 4.
My 222 works with 14.5 volts ,had the same problem.found the schematic online
Rs
I want buy it in india...help me
Go kolkata dharamtala Chandini market there are many shops where you can buy