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1987 jvc tuner and amp, 1970s akai gx220d, 2000s panasonic speakers and a 2001 minidisc
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Lookin' good~ ^_^
I'm friends with a Romanian furry whose a bit of an expert and a big-time collector of reel-to-reel players like this, and he's a professional sound engineer as well, if you ever need help or have questions, he could probably help you, here's his FA, his name is Sergio:
I'm friends with a Romanian furry whose a bit of an expert and a big-time collector of reel-to-reel players like this, and he's a professional sound engineer as well, if you ever need help or have questions, he could probably help you, here's his FA, his name is Sergio:
I don't know what those are since I mainly deal with clockwork-driven sound reproduction and some early vacuum tube tech, but he'll likely know what you're speaking of and might have a good suggestion for a matching replacement. He lives in Britain, but he's worked on and owns American and Japanese model reel-to-reel players as well as various models meant for European markets.
Ah, but that's if you want to use modernized components in lieu of NOS or gently-used olde stock parts, I get it that you might want to keep this as original as possible, i'm the same way with my own machines. owo
Ah, but that's if you want to use modernized components in lieu of NOS or gently-used olde stock parts, I get it that you might want to keep this as original as possible, i'm the same way with my own machines. owo
Hi the Sanyo ic’’s are obsolete , here’s a replacement - https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/184446533809
Cool ! . In The early seventies there was a change in technology between transistors and integrated circuits . A lot of manufacturers made those hybrid circuits that were very quickly made obsolete , like that Sanyo circuit , as development progressed into the ic . Those type of circuits are a nightmare to get hold of because of there relatively short production run
Fantastic ! , I’ve just got hold of an Akai 4000 . It’s the rarer one with the built in power amp. It’s got noise on right channel, which I’ve narrowed down to the preamplifier . Looking at the diagram , it seems to use the Sanyo chip for the power amp, and has separate transistors for the preamp . I think it might be a knackered transistor . I’ll hopefully find out when I haul it to bits
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