When they were associated with North East Audio Limited they produced some
cassette decks most of which had phono and din connections.

Obviously cannot see your picture, but just commenting about dins.
Brian

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Jim Lesurf wrote:
I've been working though a folder of old Ferrograph documents, scanning
them to put onto the ukhhsoc website. I came across a circuit diagram
that
doesn't look to me like it is of any Ferrograph item. Presumably
mis-filed
at some ancient time.

I have put a copy at

http://jcgl.orpheusweb.co.uk/temp/Unknown.jpeg (about 3MB file)

Can anyone recogise this and say what it is?

Did Ferrograph ever use DIN connectors? Also can't say I can remember ever
seeing a 5 pin DIN used as a headphone socket. Sounds like something
Grundig would do. ;-)

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