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Oh here she is! the TRK-8000 👍👍

This same hitachi was our family boombox in the 80s. I was a teenager at the time and I remember I wanted to repair the tape mechanism without my dad knowing, so I had to open up the thingy at night around 11pm and got the mechanism out. unscrewed some screws in it, then it just fell off my hand on the floor.... that was a very very bad and stressful moment in my life 😅 the compensation was how proud I felt when I got it back together that same night (should be 2am or smth) with only pure common sense involved and fair enough with the same issue I had it open for: unlatching Rew or FF button. a broken hook that I wouldn't fix anyway 🤣 btw ... I love your videos 👌🙂 Looking forward to seeing its internals again in a new video!!

if your not a tech and these device need a repair or a service these days it can get very expensive that's the problem. these days its a thought away society people have done this most people want the new device ?????????????????????

I like that personal stereo. Is it made out of metal? I guess I'll see when you do the video on it.

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Is it light and smaller than the m4440?

Awesome boombox

I reallt appreciate this video! Unfortunately, ive never soldered before. Can you tell me the procfess of what you did on this much appreciated thank you

I salute you! I've done a couple of walkmans myself... It's no fun. It's not always easy, and some how it's not really possible to abandon the projects either. The surfacemount ones are the worst! That's true nightmare fuel. But once they're all sorted, people go nuts and throw their money at you to relive the cassette nostalgia they offer. The most insane price I've ever seen for a restored walkman here in norway was 15.000NOK, roughly 1.500£.... That's pretty good when you consider they go for 5£ at a flee market, and parts/labour costs 50 to 100£. They do tend to test your patience though. Probably why some really jack their price a lot after restoring these little devices of pain and agony.

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That black Saisho one with the built-in speaker looks really cool, like a mini boom box.

Depending on how much you paid, lots like this are never a waste of money for people like yourself. At the worst you get to make a RUclips video about them. You'll also have a pile of spare parts. Someone with your expertise is bound to get a bunch of these working. Also those boxed ones should be what you concentrate on, as boxed retro equipment is quite rare and make the best museum/collector pieces.

Superb pickup i bid on the first ever sanyo in the last few seconds it went £2 more than the £70 i bid shame as i really wanted it so i will be keeping a watch for another.

I got one of these don't really care for it anybody wants it they can have it free

This is a really nice and unique looking boombox.

if there will be a long version, I will like it

I was waiting for this video soooooo much ❤

Excellent video,i got one of these a few months ago and had a lot of fun servicing her,one antenna is not so good but will find a correct replacement one day.

I've found two of these in second hand shops over the years. One had a broken front, the other a broken back casing. Made a good one from the two in the end. Quite an interesting design they have.

Probably too late now, but that rusted out batt. spring you can dip it in a cup full of Coke soda and it should remove the rust clean from it.

15:20 - see "1981-2-3" stamped on it. Can only figure out it was built in 1981, so it looks like a late production model. 2-3 could mean 2nd of March, 1981? Interesting!

Just bought me one and its exuberance is without equal. How much I wish you were in the states instead to send you mine for repairs. Gonna keep watching you, thank you.

I have this cassette player and the potentiometer for the cassette speed wasn’t responding, now it seems like it does but it is super sensitive. It seems like it doesn’t want to hold the adjusted speed and will fluctuate a lot. Anything I can do about it?

That JVC bears some similarities to some Sanyo and Sharp units. You seem to like JVC.

I have a Sony WM FX353 with plastic mechanics.. the sound is very good even without Dolby NR because this Walkman is a cheap version.. but it can minimize noise.. Sony's technology is really amazing.. and the IC for the audio and headphone amplifier parts uses Sanyo's.

Give us a tour of the office and collection soon please!! Teasing us with a few boomboxes in plastic bags inc a 656 ;)

The amount of dirt on some of these old things scares me, it's good to see them all cleaned up in the follow up videos.

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When you go inside, please show us the amplifier chip code number. I've always wondered which amp this model has. Thanks in advance!

The turn of the 1970s and 1980s was the time when the best and super good boomboxes were constructed. From the mid-1980s, production was moved from Japan and West Germany to the "Asian Tigers" This ended with the slow decline of this equipment. It was getting cheaper and of lower quality. I have a JVC/Victor brochure from 1980 and virtually every boombox is a dream.

Nice vid, just picked one out of a skip, looked like it had been underground for years, went home got a lead and perfect clear radio after a gentle clean, it now looks new again other than some chrome scratches and i need to replace the belts for tape decks, wish more people would hold on to them, such a solid sound for my morning radio now.. 😊

back in the day i had an aiwa. very similar to this one and the big jvc.

Is the speed adjust on the motor itself? Have one that plays slow after belt replacement

For me, the RC 838 is the quintessential boombox. It's just beautiful. I saw him with my own eyes only once in my life, in 1981 in a Pewex store. Work was not paid for in dollars, which is the currency in Poland. Such a store was something that people in normal countries had no idea about, it was as if in West Germany someone had opened a store where luxury goods would be sold for the currency of a foreign country and it would not be a generally available currency. JVC/Victor in Poland was so terribly expensive that you couldn't afford it for a year. Simply forbidden fruit.

I have this device in my collection. Although the tape recorder does not work, the radio works without any problems. A souvenir from a better time when engineers constructed perfect equipment and the accountant did not have the final say.👍

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I wish they still used the old needle meters on modern equipment. But I guess it's easier and cheaper to put a few LED's in, even if they are not as cool or accurate.

Now that cassette player has what I *call* a flywheel. Ah to have those times again when gear of this type had great build-quality.

Hi..sir.i have an cassette I press button play it working but I press button review and ff it doesn't work what.can I do thank you so much

That's Beauty 🫴🫶🥰

Are you wearing Batman pyjama bottoms?

Small rubber idler tyres are easy to overlook in certain deck models if you've never serviced those before. Fortunately you didn't find any nasty surprises in your Sanyo (thankfully) just pieces of the original take-up idler tyre and some fluff.

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any chance you could make a video replacing the secondary belt on an MGP-11? 😫 I have to do that because the ffwd and rewind isn't working with a tape in. I imagine it won't be much different from this one but I'm just putting it off because this is my first cassette player and I'm nervous about taking apart the mechanism

Nice vid as always. Makes me sad you don't have any Saisho or Matsui on here, would love to see restos of those. Thanks for your work.

My Grandma has a Sanyo same model like you'rs but the problem is there is no sound output when i took it apart before replacing the belts i noticed that the headphone jack wasn't soldered on so i soldered it on theres is static but no sound any idea what to do?

Thanks for the informative video! What would you say are the major differences between the 8190 and 8290? And does the 8290 FF and RW buttons press down automatically when the DRPS is used like the 8190?

Nice video! My fan does the same nice little noise, any idea what can be done about that?

I would love to see you work on a Panasonic / Technics RX-CT980 cassette belt replacement. Great Job!!! You make it look so easy. I've have taken my fair share of radios apart, in my younger years, but (some) could never figure out how to put them back together...LOL

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