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@@KimmyLove6932 The Z1 was a Great sounding receiver and built like a tank

@ it is heavy. Holy moly. But im loving it.

I never found one. The electronics around the laser and control circuitry are pretty much identical to the nakamichi cd player 1 through 3 so those manuals can be used if you are having problems in that portion of circuit. The main difference is the circuitry around the servo motor which the other units don't have as well as the circuitry for the optional dac/output section.

I cant remember the brand that came out of there .Its possible they got a bad lot of caps but more likely they should have put larger or at least a longer life cap in there based on the amount of ripple current going to the cap.

@@07sawyerr Thanks for watching.

@@morph-the-cat Thanks for watching

"Great video" Thank You. You have a nice combo with the G5000 and speakers. I had a sansui with 15 inch woofer -cant remember the model but they sounded pretty good. The easiest way to get it up and going (unless you problems with electronics ) is to pull all the knobs and clean the controls with de ox it. Most vintage receivers need this if sitting awhile. You can clean better by taking apart if cleaning from front dont take static out of knobs.t. The cosmetics of knobs and front face can be cleaned with water and small amount of dish detergent(make sure unit is unplugged and fully dry before powering on). If you wanted to go a bit deeper you could change out the caps and check and adjust the bias and dc offset if needed. Hope this helps and wish you best on getting it going.

@ thank you so much for your pointers …take care Merry Christmas

@@gman5051 your Welcome. Merry Christmas

Thanks for feedback. I didnt get any harshness in person on sansui but it did have more resolution than the other units which may have come across as harshness on RUclips.

I’ve got an SA-5460 that I completely rebuilt, and I was amazed at the sound. As well as parts availability, the price of parts, which are all original Panasonic, and the level of difficulty servicing it. Which wasn’t bad at all. At 65 WPC, it’s got great power with punchy bass, rich midrange, and crisp highs. I’ve got Marantz and Sansui receivers. So I’m impressed how this unit rivals them.

@@anthonycruciani939 I would reccomend these as long as you find some in good working condition

@@richardpowell6096 the whole module is not available but some of the individual components that are inside are available through ebay

Well they were so small I wouldn't know where to begin​@@audiogear474

I've never seen that problem in one of these iunits n only 1 channel but since it's only one channel I would think it would be the signal caps. I would reccomend using the same caps from the factory which are 10uf 25v 105degree nichicon surface mount caps. Digikey part # 493-9548-1-nd. I would only buy those for the same sound. The signal caps have 4 per channel so I would replace all 4 in that channel.- if this is first time trying something like this I wouldn't attempt as too much could go wrong.. If the popping noise were in more than 1 channel I would suspect the hdmi board but it could still be a possibility so something to keep in mind if the caps don't resolve the issue.

Great job- Mine was slightly lower voltage and had a wider voltage swing.. Seems these units need rock stable 5 volts.

On my amp the C6515 is 25v 47uf and the C6519 is 50v 22 uf .. the C6519 is coming out at 20uf and the C6519 110uf so both are well screwed

Hi Steven, I've never had or worked on a Luxman so not sure how available parts are for those. I also quit taking in work off internet several years ago. Thanks for checking

Worked for two high end audio manufacturers for 20+ years. You'd be surprised how often the simple was the issue not a full board being burned down. saw pretty much everything on repair returns over the years. I did not do the repairs myself but since I handled the returns & had to insure/check any piece worked before it was returned I asked questions & had our repair guys show me what had happened.

So true

They seem to hold up well if you have the factory upgrades done and recap. Due to heat they probably need signal caps replaced in about 5 to 7 years.

@@audiogear474 thanks mate

Did you make sure the jumper pack was installed correctly? If you are testing with cover off and put jumper pack in reverse it can cause this.

​@@audiogear474 im such a fool i thought this mod would work without a jumper pak. Ok ill try ut again with a jumper pak installed. Also my upgraded board is a NUS 3 and the ram i salvaged was from a NUS 8 board and an expansion pak.

@@ikeavaughan it should work as long as ram is good.

@@audiogear474 ok i will give it a shot again. Thanks for the reply!

I tried but it crashes within a few minutes when playing games which are ram intensive such as turok 2.

Glad to hear that. Thanks for watching

Glad you liked. They were very good players and built like a tank.

Thanks. I've never heard a Evo 707 but according to forums it beats about anything from the time period.

Ebay is probably best place.

I no longer take any work from internet. I haven't in about 5 years but may be able to walk you through repair if you are technically inclined

@@audiogear474Currently, my equipment is able to broadcast normally.However, if there is a light cable, the coaxial cable can be used for any sound, thank you for repairing the necessary information on the road.

@@1cctung I'm not sure I understood response but if you are saying you are having trouble with optical inputs but coax are okay the solution is likely a bad optical input sensor. They are no longer made but can usually be found on Ebay.

Thank you for your sincere gratitude

That's good to know. Gorilla tape is some amazing tape.

These meet the specs but its been over 2 years-I remember it being a 105 degree nichicon but cant remember the exact version. Its a good chance it was a upw or a uhe. I order those alot www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/nichicon/UPW1H220MDD/589634 or www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/nichicon/UHE1H220MDD/589344

They are not for sale at this time.

I agree. It's one of the better sounding decks I've heard.

Here's the guy's I send my speakers to for restoration. www.simplyspeakers.com/.

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Yamaha would be best bet.. Last I checked which has been several years ago they still had parts for the super receivers such as z9 and z11.. They will likely look up part for you. If still available.

Haven't tried I in that configuration but it can't be just a parallel connection it is a serial device. You have to connect the serial out of one ram ic to the serial in of the other one.

Sold awhile back.

Not reading the disc is most likely a capacitor on the small circuit board under the laser or a bad laser. Have you tried cleaning the laser?

I no longer take in repair work off the internet but would be glad to try and help you figure out what the problem is.

I had someone look at it who thought it needed a laser but they could been wrong. I assume they cleaned the laser but maybe not.

@@bobaranyi8949 They probably did if they were a shop or at least technically inclined. Thats the first thing you do. They could have overlooked a bad capacitor though. I cant remember the location number of the cap off top of my head that usually fails but its a 33uf non polar cap. It may be worth a try if you can get them to check that.

I will definitely have someone look at the capacitor. Is it still possible to get lasers for this model? As you know it is so good looking with the acrylic top!

@@bobaranyi8949 Theres usually someone on Ebay that claims to be selling a new one but whether they are legit or not I have no idea. New ones haven't been made in years so it would be a used pull or new old stock if you were to find one.

I will try and use sm in a future vid.