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Pioneer VSX-9900s - Overheating Fix
Quick video that explains what needs to be done if the reley in your Pioneer VSX-990s, VSX-D1S, VSX-95 or VSX-D902 fails to engage after power-up.
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Pioneer DSS-7 Restoration Series Part 2 - Foam Replacement
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Video describing foam replacement on the Pioneer DSS-7 woofer cone.
Pioneer DSS-7 Restoration Series - Part 1
Просмотров 53521 день назад
We're going to restore these thrift store find loudspeakers to their former glory.
Installing Tonearm Wire Clips & Channel Update
Просмотров 76928 дней назад
This will demonstrate how to solder on new clips on existing tonearm wiring.
Rega Planar 6 Unboxing & Ania MC Cartridge Installation
Просмотров 780Месяц назад
Let's unbox this Planar 6 and install a high-end Ania MC cartridge on it.
Sota Sapphire Overview
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A look at the beautiful Sota Sapphire turntable.
Technics SA-EX310: New Bench Test Amp
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Cleaning and checking over a thrift-store receiver/amp for use as a bench test amp.
Restoring a Thrift Store Turtable Part 2 - Physical Cleaning - Hitachi HT-1
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In this episode, we will give the Hitachi HT-1 a thorough cleaning.
Dual 1226: Start/Stop Lever Repair
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The start/stop lever on this Dual has been cranked beyond its limits.
A Brand New 1970s Dual 1216 Turntable in 2024
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Time Machine! This Dual 1216 is brand-new-in-the-box and in for a check-over.
Dual SM840 Motor Start-up Speed Repair
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We will install a small board that fixes the start-up speed issues on the Dual SM840 motor. Dual 502 Full Service Video: ruclips.net/video/Zs-S8b61aQg/видео.html MSF-60 module: tex.telechrome.com/
Restoring a Thrift Store Turntable Part 1 - The Service - Hitachi HT-1
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This three part series will describe the three steps to restoring a thrift store find turntable. In this video, we will address the basic servicing.
Pioneer PL-570: Timing Motor Gear Repair (Part 2)
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The solution in this case was a 3D printed part.
Pioneer PL-570: Timing Motor Gear Repair (Part 1)
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A common issue in this deck is that the small timing motor which operates the automatic tonearm functions, breaks plastic gears within the transmission box attached to it.
Pioneer PL-200: Spring Damper Replacement & Service
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Pioneer PL-200: Spring Damper Replacement & Service
The Unknown Beast Turntable - Toshiba / Aurex SR-630
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The Unknown Beast Turntable - Toshiba / Aurex SR-630
Marantz CD-63 mkII: Stuck Disc Drawer and Minor Service
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Marantz CD-63 mkII: Stuck Disc Drawer and Minor Service
How To Replace Turntable Audio Cables
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How To Replace Turntable Audio Cables
Thorens TD125mkii - Service & Spring Adjustment
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Thorens TD125mkii - Service & Spring Adjustment
Akai AP-207: Speed Problems / Service / Unpleasant Surprise...
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Akai AP-207: Speed Problems / Service / Unpleasant Surprise...
JVC QL-F4: Speed Issues & General Service
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JVC QL-F4: Speed Issues & General Service
How To Test For a Dead Audio Channel on your Turntable
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How To Test For a Dead Audio Channel on your Turntable
Weller WE1010 Soldering Station Unboxing
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Weller WE1010 Soldering Station Unboxing
Marantz 6025 - Death of a Turntable
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Marantz 6025 - Death of a Turntable
Pro-ject Essential: Service & Cartridge Installation
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Pro-ject Essential: Service & Cartridge Installation
That ribbon tweeter is nice sounding !
I still have my Pioneer HPM 100s they still sound incredible.
Thank you for this. Been looking for this video for at least 15 years
I don't see how this could be a unit sought after due to the awful design but hey whatever.
They are sought after for their sound quality. The design issues can be rectified.
@@TurntableGuy Oh you mean how any well designed receiver "sounds"? If it can be heard, then it can be measured.
I have an Onkyo Receiver that doesn't have this issue but the issue of these Amps is the heating of the HDMI board from the way they position it right over the heat sinks so what I've done is use an Fan that runs off USB very quite fan but puts out good air and I place it right over the board so it take cool air and keeps the HDMI board from getting over heated this can cause solder joints to melt Etc. I tell ya it helps keep the inside cooler during high volumes when the Amp is really doing lots of work!
You are supposed to pull air out...not blast it in. I use it on a CA-1010 tjat you can roast hotdogs on im class A. Bias set perfectly and still gets hot. After the fan it is cool to the touch.
Even as an HT receiver, they still perform very well. All you need to run is an external hdmi switch for video. I junked a couple Yamaha amps and went back to an RX-V1500. I run usb fans via courtesy outlets on all my gear.
Yes Poppin I do the same for my Onkyo 7.1 receiver
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I do not like that black plastic crap I will just stick with my SX880. All those ribbon cables and all that nonsense. Looks like a nightmare
No plastic on these units.
Thanks..
I have a sc-07
Hi there I have just bought a JVC turntable JL F50 , seems pretty good just it is making like a winding sound when I press lift the arm and also when pressing the button to put it back down, sounds like it needs lubrication? I am a novice and would really appreciate any advice you might have for me ? Thank you
This is the exact problem I have with my turntable. Thanks for the comprehensive repair video. Can't wait to try it out!
hello! Good job! To disguise these small scratches that are deeper, you can try applying a small amount of acetone with a very, very fine brush! Thanks for the video.
Thanks a lot for making these videos. I just restored a 505-2 following your service videos and it went perfect and fully functional now. I found this 505-2 at a thrift store a year ago and was sittting in my basement waiting for a service, and right now I am listening to it.
Thank you for this. Picked one up for 20 bucks and this video helped me bring it back to life. Legend!
Your best sci-fi analogy for when the labor exceeds the value of the operation would be THX1138 where they keep a running tab on the rising cost of bringing their fugitive home.
I just got a pair of speakers one of the woofer cone is cracked and I also need to replace the foam
I have a 1600 mk1 that I stripped to clean and then decided I would take completely apart and respray it, it looks like new now, and I feel good when I remember the sorry state it was in when I got it, I also have a 1600mk2 that has an electronic problem ( and that is not my area ) so I have sent it away for work, I loved your video.
Power cords do make a difference whether a small or big difference in sound. Anyone who thinks other wise should either clean their eyes out with gunk wax or just don't have the ability to hear any difference including they are full of bs.
Yeah, ok pal.
You left the clamp inside the TT.
I check the collar & my RCA cables Since I know my cart is good. I did this and realized my Right Channel Positive has no continuity . So now that I’m aware. How can I fix not having sound on my right channel? ??? Do I open up and check that red wire at the connection. ? Or do I need to place the RCA cables to the board ? Thank you !!! I’m glad I at least know what is wrong
you say 3d printed feet, but where did you get them? or if you printed them yourselfm, do you have the file and what filament you used exactly please? thank you
My Yamaha PF-30 has no screws on the top or bottom.🤔😯 The power on lever switch is broken but I can't get to it to replace with another blade toggle switch? Help !!!! 🤓 The Nippon Gakki (Japanese Musical Co. Ltd.) built Yamaha PF-30 turntable has this tiny counterweight on fishing line! Looks impressive going up and down as the arm moves in and out. My guess an anti-skate setup as there's no other adjustments other than tone arm weight? 🤓Cute but fiddly moving the unit around.🤩😂
Excelente video
Goof-off cleaner will break down that glue and it will come rite off. You can get it in most automotive departments. Then go back with alcohol and clean up the goof off residue.
I haven't seen part one. When I did this, I went wth a compnay called "Simply Speakers." they have the exact surrounds for just about any speaker. In addition to the surrounds, they include everything else needed, along with instructions. THey also have videos showing you how it's done.
That's a good idea that the woofer has duel voice coils. Just in case one burns out.
I'm glad you went with rubber surround. That's what it looks like.
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good job. I know you explained the speaker "fabric" composition. Just wondering if a little "Armour all" protectant ( as used in cars) may bring those "dried" sections of speaker cone back to colour. It may have been just dried out from the IPA. Use a very small amount on very small section at first with Q tip, let dry, and see how it looks.....just a thought.
I'll try that
Good job 👍 👌
I use a sharp chissle on the basket. Mr.Electricity uses lighter fluid to soften the adhesive. Good job. 👍 sounds good on the phone anyway. Sizzling.
I think I'll try the chisel idea on the next driver.
At the time, the 1216 was the middle model in the Dual family with a 10" platter. The "big" Duals had 12" platters, as befits a sophisticated record player. Nevertheless, the 1216 was not a bad device. However, I am surprised that a Shure M91 is installed here, which is actually in a higher class.
Do you know what size belt they use
What type and thickness of the foam should be used? Similar to weatherstripping foam? Thank you.
About 5mm
Thanks so much! Answered all my questions!!
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Impressive skills, thanks for sharing. We will be here when you post again.
I own a NAD 7020e and only replaced the power supply capacitors because their value had decreased. Indeed "recapping" is a controversial topic. I prefer to measure the ESR value of the capacitors and their value and then decide whether to replace them. Yes, of course they all deteriorate over the years but I take the position that if it ain't broke don't fix it. The degree of deterioration also depends on the position of the capacitor in the circuit and also whether it is next to a component that gets hot and it also depends on the capacitance and voltage of the capacitor. The blind replacement of capacitors originated from the bad capacitor plague of the years 1999 to 2007. Unfortunately this replacement wave has become a hype among HiFi repairers. [EDIT] Still, nice work to salvage this beautiful old receiver.
This easily the best guide on how to install a cartridge on YT. Very detailed and straightforward👌🏻 I've only had experience using a mirrored protractor purchased from turntable lab, but was not aware of the other methods you covered. I do have a question for you: I recently purchased my first technics DD turntable(SL-D2) in great condition for $100. My previous TT was an Akai BT500 that was belt drive. The SL-D2 came with a pickering xv-15(w/ D750 styli?) that sounds pretty damn good, tbh). My other cartridge that was on my akai is a Nagaoka Mp-200. I was about to install it on the technics headshell but noticed the colored wires are in different order than the MP-200. The technics headshell has the Red on the top right & White on top left(headshell facing forward). The nagaoka has Red on the top left and White on the top right. The blue & green are swapped as well. Am I supposed to follow the headshell or the cartridge as the guide, or do I cross the wires and install as shown on either side? This is the first time I've encountered this, so any information would be greatly appreciated!🙏🏻
This is the correct pinout of all removable headshells: audiokarma.org/forums/index.php?threads/at440mlb-and-headshell-wiring.724663/
NICE!!! Look forward to seeing how they turn out. I know you're meticulous with your stuff. Dont be afraid to call if you need some muscle next time. Lol
Thanks for the video! Ive read online that you shouldnt use a long cable for this kind of mod, is that true? If so whats the longest you recomend? I want to replace my cable because theres no slack between turntable and reciever right now
Move the amp or turntable. Try to keep the cables the same length as stock.
@@TurntableGuy got it! Appreciate the response 👍👍
Hello Sir how are you? Great video by the way. If I may ask, would you advise sending off a JVC QL-F61? It's working fine.......just needs a through lubrication and cleaning I think. Never took it apart or tampered with it. Any suggestions etc......would be greatly appreciated.
Congratulations on the lucky thrift store find. That's the fun part of thrifting, striking gold!
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I wish this was not integrated and only a preamp because I have NAD 272 Stereo Amp and NAD C568 CD player. I was looking into NAD C658 but too pricey. I have the NAD T175 HD 7.1 pre/pro which I use it as s preamp but I still prefer dedicated stereo preamp. I love NAD products for their simplicity but they are far behind in competition for current Home Theater market.
Had a Dual 1219 since in the early 70's and have restored Duals as a hobby for a few years. So much success selling my restored Duals I sold my 1219. Purchased a Fluance RT 84 with a Ortofon Blue cartridge. Very happy with it. Really like having something that just works without frequent maintenance
Based on the comments I see, this model is troublesome as it ages. I think AL-A158 is better. It hasn't given me a problem since I bought it from a surplus store.
Looking forward to seeing them restored.
Yep, I have $1.00 readers, of varying strengths, laying pretty much everywhere in my house and shop. I have some +3.5 that I keep handy for soldering, but that doesn’t help my shaky hands. It’s a challenge.