Gli Pro Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

Question edited for a lot more clarity. There is no manual online. It look s like the company made two a 1600 and a 2500. The stylus just pulls off. https://lptunes.com/products/stylus-for-dak-gli-pro-bd1600-turntable Information here https://audiokarma.org/forums/index.php?threads/gli-pro-bd-1600-cheap-mods.321688/ https://www.google.com/search?q=gli+pro+bd-1600+manual ..

The GLI PRO BD1600 is a turntable, likely a budget model produced by GLI PRO, a brand that produces various audio and DJ equipment. Unfortunately, information on this specific model is scarce and I couldn't find much information on its specifications or features. It's possible that the model may have been discontinued or is only available in limited markets. If you're interested in purchasing a turntable, you may want to consider researching other models that better fit your needs and budget.

Hi Anonymous. You have a few choices. You can download a PDF of the service manual ,or you can take the cover off and locate the fuse yourself. Chances are it may be more than one fuse blown. Some fuses are located under circuit boards..hard to get to. The service manual should tell you what kind of fuse you need. If you can`t replace the fuse yourself,you can always take it to an authorized service tech.

Google the manual.

The proper stylus is the best you can afford. However the cartridge itself will only take certain types. To find which simply enter the cartridge make and model number into Google and see what comes up. Actually most hi-fi buffs say it's the cartridge and stylus combined that gives the best sound, since many cartridges fit only one stylus it's often the cartridge that is the real choice. Most turntables will take a wide range of cartridges, so you pay your money and take your pick.

You might try to Google that model number under Technics or Sony. That sounds like a model number either of them would use. For more information, please visit my website at audioserviceclinic.com. Thank you.

Hi, we have belts for all models in stock. Cheers John. Stylus City

Take it to a repair shop,It,s that simple guy.DA.

Yes...Put the equalizer in the tape loop on the audio source unit and switch it in like you would a tape deck

Hi kwalsh4,

For this concern, you need to contact Gli Pro directly since they are the only one who can provide you the schematic diagram for this specific model. If you call them, they will send you one via email. For contact information please visit this link.

Gil Pro Contact information:
2691 West 15th Street
Brooklyn, NY 11224
1-800-GLI-PRO-1
FAX 718-946-4151
Email: [email protected]

Hope it helps.

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You might have to open it from the bottom and have a look around to see if you can a switch. It might have broke or become bent not making contact anymore.

Check if you have make the good settings for the speakers selection.
You need to have speakers connected in the output you selected.
Could be the issue.
Spider Guy

The output transistors are blown. This unit requires service. This is not a repair that I would recommend to a novice. Expect a parts cost in the $50-$100 raneg for this amp.

Dan

The amp is rated at 120wpc on various websites but I suspect that number is too high since the amp weighs only 15lbs. The 400 watt spec is power consumed - not speaker/RMS power.

As for blowing out your speakers, that far more likely to happen with a low powered or cheap amplifier like the GLI A-6300. A low powered amp will quickly burn out a speaker if driven too hard. If you want to protect your speakers from damage, either keep the volume at a reasonable level or buy a bigger amp.