Been Lookin for One of These for Awhile.

[laatsch55]

Remote for the RTU-11, kinda cherry.

 

[rtp_burnsville]

Looks nice...... Do you have your deck working? I know awhile back you were looking to get it setup and things.


Robert

 

[laatsch55]

Not like I want yet Robert. I now have a machine thnat will go a long way in helping though.

 

[stuwee]

Wow, that's a wired job innit?>? Too Cool, kinda chunky, bet it makes clunky mechanical sounds when you push those buttons , looks like it came from one of those giant old compaction things work uses for cardboard boxes

 

[laatsch55]

Now look here little boy----If Pioneer wants to make their TOTL RTR remote look like an Allen Bradley PB box I say let em!!!!

 

[Elite-ist]

That's a neat accessory, Lee. And probably not that common to come across, in any kind of condition. Yours looks mint.

Nando.

 

[laatsch55]

Yes Nando it's mint, and that's why it's here. I've often thought if I were to sell the RTU-11, that if I had all the accessories thgat it could have it might be better as a package. I think I am now at that point. I've got both head blocks, both TAU-11's and now the remote.

 

[Elite-ist]

It's quite remarkable how costly accessories have become to buy used, nowadays. I have a wired remote control for my Akai GX-747 that commands more price-wise, than I originally paid for my deck about seven years ago. And I bought the deck for $50 and paid $15 for the remote control.

Nando.

 

[laatsch55]

Well, as the popularity of this awesomely built equipment increases it will only get worse. And of course the aspect of some of this stuff never being in production since it was stopped also commands the collector price. AND THEN, when the stuff looks and is presented as yours is......well........very engaging.

 

[Elite-ist]

Lee: Mind if I ask how much for the JT-211? I'm guessing $100, or more.

Nando.

 

[laatsch55]

It was 189.95 plus shipping, another 18.00 I think.

 

[Elite-ist]

I bet it operates my Pioneer RT-1020L, right? I doubt I would ever come across one without actively looking for such a remote control. A very nice catch, indeed!

Nando.

 

[laatsch55]

Another benefit---to keep the aluminum decorative rings around the pushbuttons on the deck and the remote, there are some sort of o-rings. To access these is almost a total teardown of the deck. Not so with the remote. Before I dive into the RTU-11 I want to have those on hand to replace when I get to that point. I will take the JT-211 apart so I can see what they are and get em sourced for when that happens.

 

[laatsch55]

What about the guy up the road that Gordon scooped you on. He have any decks?? I can take and post a pic of the harness plug so you can compare.

 

[Elite-ist]

It's possible Gerry, the fellow with all the good stuff, may have something, but I doubt it. I haven't been over to visit him, yet, but he has invited me over.

I could check my OM for the RT-1020L to see what's compatible, so a photo would be nice. It may be a standard 5, or 7 pin DIN male I'm guessing on the JT-211.

Nando.

 

[laatsch55]

Here ya go. It's the same plug that goes between nthe TAU and the RTU which I also need for the last TAU-11 i bought.

 

[laatsch55]

Whoops, the pic!!

 

[Elite-ist]

Thanks for the picture, Lee. Unfortunately, I just found out my RT-1020L doesn't have provisions for a remote control input.

Nando.

 

[laatsch55]

I can't see where you would need one a lot, but when ya did nothing else will do I suppose.

 

[stuwee]

I have my man-servant Raul push my buttons, flip Lps and cassette tape sides, and bring me brandy in the proper sniffter, sometimes even light my pipe !!!

wasn't there a source of Onix remotes somewhere?? Some member here from Vietnam originally now in CA and deals in audio stuff??