Recharging Nargra Pl-P


I traded a Nagra amp online not knowing too much about it other than the nice look and feel of its interface. Its seems that the row of D batteries are dead. I was wondering how to go about e-charging them. Or do I have to replace them? They appear to be soldered together and possibly heat-shrunk wrapped together.

This is the only reason I can think of why it would not power up, other than some other unforeseen damage, and likewise, a scam. But id like to think not.

Any suggestions?

Also, while i am at it, what sort of cables will I need to get this wired to a turntable and speakers? Any suggested brands or idea of price range? I these get to be too much I may try to sell this item, assuming it works,and at a significant discount. If that's the case, is the serial number shown inside, because there is nothing on the outside.

Thank you all.
lavapspit

Showing 2 responses by jfrech

I assume to you have the ACtoDC converter also? It's pretty much a automatic process. Those battery's do need to replaced occasionally. (yes they are soldered and shrink wrapped) I'd contact a Nagra dealer or go straight to the factory.

as far as cables just way to many options and price ranges to give you anything other than what I like in my system. We don't know the rest of your system is.

Your PLP, is a fantastic preamp. I'd get the battery's replaced and listen to it before you sell...Nagra gear has a purity on tone that is hard to match or beat...
So how did this end up? Did you get to listen to your PLP? What do you think?