Nakamichi cd 35z

There's not a lot of info on the web about the specs and sockets on a Nak CMS-5 or the RE-5 reveiver that's part of the system. So some of this is based on the tiny fragment of information you provided.

The HK BDS277 has no outputs, only inputs. So however you decide to connect, the only way that things will work is if sound signals come from the Nak and go to the HK so that the sound comes from the HK speakers.

If the Nak has processor sockets as you have half suggested, then they act as a break point between the NAK pre-amp which does source selection and the Nak power amp that provides the muscle to drive the Nak speakers. Disconnecting the links from Processor Out/Processor In with interrupt the signal flow. You'll then be able to connect Nak Processor Out to one of the line inputs on the HK.

Any sources already connected to the Nak will then have their signals routed to the HK. The Nak speakers will be silent.

I hope this helps.

There's not a lot of info on the web about the specs and sockets on a Nak CMS-5 or the RE-5 reveiver that's part of the system. So some of this is based on the tiny fragment of information you provided.

The HK BDS277 has no outputs, only inputs. So however you decide to connect, the only way that things will work is if sound signals come from the Nak and go to the HK so that the sound comes from the HK speakers.

If the Nak has processor sockets as you have half suggested, then they act as a break point between the NAK pre-amp which does source selection and the Nak power amp that provides the muscle to drive the Nak speakers. Disconnecting the links from Processor Out/Processor In with interrupt the signal flow. You'll then be able to connect Nak Processor Out to one of the line inputs on the HK.

Any sources already connected to the Nak will then have their signals routed to the HK. The Nak speakers will be silent.

I hope this helps you.

Did you try removing the battery? with the battery removed push buttons then let it sit for a few minutes with no battery in it. Then reinstall the battery and see if it powers up, if not then let it sit over night with the battery removed then reinstall. If all that fails then I would say its a goner

hold the reset button for 20 secons the it should be fine

Hi, great unit! Looks like it has a 14pin connection at the back. Here is a link to the wire pinouts. Good luck!
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the red wire and yellow wires are crossed simple fix once radio is off

The CD player muigt be able to rescue by a reset top factory settings, mostly available in your manual, the cassette deck i think needs to be repaired.

The CD45z does not play MP3's ....Nak is about SQ ...since MP3's are poor quality ...this doesn't fit with what Nak is about.

Come on, someone, pleeeeease???

It's driving me crazy.

There is adjustment for bass, mid and treble. Access this by pressing the button to the right of the volume knob. I leave mine set at +1/2, -3, +2 . I also set LOUD on which is done by holding the same button down. With these settings everything sounds pretty spot on, occasionally need to adjust the bass up/down and treble dependant upon the CD.