That’s a really nice gesture and great that you could make a little video on it. For those wondering, I was approached by this lady who said her husband’s tape player had eaten his only cassette from me and was rather devastated over the fact that I had more or less stopped selling them. So she asked if it was possible to get a new one. I said I could dig up a few spares and sent them over. In addition I just asked Mat if he happened to have some extra cassette players around that he wanted to sell. And as you can see from this, this was the result. I’d like to relay a big thank you to Mat as well, from Heather and her husband: «Just received an email from Mat. My hubby nearly lost it in the super market when he realised it was Techmoan. You have been so so kind to us, and I don't think you will ever realise what a difference it has made for my partner. I so truly grateful x.» 😃
Thanks for this video. I have an Onkyo K-200R autoreverse deck, but I'd had to replace the belt, and it wouldn't play in reverse. The mechanism in the Onkyo deck in this video is very nearly the same inside, but with that autoloading addition. When you opened it up in your video, at 18:46, I could see straight away why. I had put the belt the wrong way around the flywheel, and it was rotating backwards.Just fixed it now and all works as it should. Thank you for saving me a lot of time working out what I'd done wrong. I should add, that I bought the deck recently and the belt had disintegrated, so I never got to see how it should be routed.
I like this channel. You hear phrases like “one of my cassette decks I’m not attached to” There’s so much to unpick in that sentence. A man with multiple cassette decks, how many? A man who has favourite cassette decks? Which ones? Which does he not like? Why? No one like him
Techmoan, you shouldn't be shy about making a video on a simple device. A short video is actually good for people like me who are very busy and don't have the time for a 30 minute video session.
I recognized that Sony immediately, as I own it. You could by the deck as an option for the DHC-MD373 mini HiFi set. You would have loved that system, if it were only for the integrated MD player/recorder. The system resides in my study and is still in perfect working order.
This has brought back real memories. I bought this tape deck with the micro system, which had minidisk,CD & FM RDS radio in 1999. It was the first thing I ever bought with my first wage packet from my first job. The ta ok e deck was an extra £120, and for the following 22 years (yes I still have it) I have never used it to play a cassette, but at the time, buying a sterio without a cassette deck was so alien to me, I felt compelled to splash out the extra for cassette 😂. I clearly remember the whole system cost £500 from Sony store Nottingham.
I bought the complete Sony system MD313 which came with the 333 cassette unit in December 1998 . £440 if I remember correctly and been using it for over 23 years now. Admittedly I rarely use the cassette deck but it all works ....CD , Mini disc , cassette and radio . I currently have a record deck booked up and love listening to vinyl all over again .
My parents bought it too... Loved playing with the MDs on it as a kid... Sound was great... Sadly the CD deck died at some point... Always wondered how the cassette deck for it would work
Cassettes are how I got into listening to and appreciating music when I was a kid in the '90s. My brother borrowed and taped a lot of CDs from his friends, and gave me his deck and tapes when he was moving out. I keep them for sentimental reasons and play a few every now and then, despite the degraded sound quality.
That problem with the Onkyo is a classic symptom of a bad take up clutch. It happens when the internal felt pad becomes compressed and the takeup torque increases.This causes the tape to ride over one side of the head. If the clutch isn't too bad, the tape may wander back and forth like yours. The next symptom is chewed tape, as the tape will be pulled right off the side of the pinch roller and wind up in the roller axle. The fact that it came right in your case suggests that the clutch had just become a little frozen from lack of use, and it free'd up. If it starts chewing tapes for the new owner, they can do a home repair on most models by pulling apart the two halves of the take up spindle and cutting half a loop (or so) off the spring. Reassemble, and Bob's your aunty Mary
I have a similar Onkyo deck with this mech, except the autorverse function, but it's 3-head instead. This mechanism is really a marvel: if you push the door, not the cassette, it just closes in and doesn't start to play.
Hi I've got the same cassette deck and it sounds absolutely brilliant the Sony deck. It was part of my mini hi-fi which included the CD and a MiniDisc recorder and a radio I sold the main unit because I didn't need a mini disc or the radio or a CD because I already have them but I kept the Tape Deck and to be honest it sounds brilliant to my 60 year old ears anyway all the best for the New Year to you and your family Chris in Sunderland PS you have got me looking for a Philips DCC recorder now I had a portable one years ago and sold it when it became obsolete now I wish I have kept it
Very early in my electronics career, after offering to look at a friends cassette machine, I vowed never to look at one again. All those springs and motors and wizzy bits is enough to drive you mad
I have that exact same Sony slot loading player and it does work without the rest of the system, I just have the cable hanging loose and use the RCA jacks to hook up to my active monitors.
3:54 I use this unit as my main tape player in my hi-fi setup and I am in love with it. Probably a spoiler~ but the soft touch buttons light up green when they are pressed when it is in working order.
You can de-glaze pinch rollers with sand or emery paper (something around 500 grade), removing the hardened top layer of rubber, thorough cleaning afterwards with the usual isopropyl or meths. If you've recently brushed your teeth spit works pretty well too(!!).
My parents had a 1970s Zenith Allegro integrated stereo with the slot-loading cassette player. It was a great player, until it developed an appetite for tapes, and no amount of cleaning cured it. When it was paired with the original speakers, it had a fantastic, warm tone, and still did on the phonograph and radio. It could even make AM radio sound good. I miss that stereo.
I recognize the design instantly. That's probably the optional tape deck for the mini hifi system in my dad's office since I am a child (still there and working very well). It has CD, tuner and mini disc. I remember i noticed behind the tape RCA jacks inputs and outputs. So here is the thing !
That Onkyo mechanism was also used in the TA-RW909 dual Hi-fi deck I have. It is a great sounding deck. They are apparently very rare, it took me months of searching to find one on Ebay for parts.
I bought the Sony TC-TX333 from a charity shop for about £10. It worked fine without the rest of the micro system components, but needed it's belts replaced. I put it in my 'to do' pile, but the wife said I had too many cassette decks, so it's now gone to a friend 😂
in a complicated and sometimes insane world these days , your video's are calming, uncomplicated and comforting,and the products bring us in a nostalgic mood, remind us of the times, live was much more simpler :) thank you . I think you could also do meditation relaxation cd's with that voice :p
The manual indicates the Sony TC-TX333 is indeed designed only for use with the DHC-MD333 component system, but there are other videos on youtube of people using it on it's own.
Looking at the Sony, it looks like the ribbon cable between the front panel and main unit has a small crack across it, maybe this is the problem? And explains why it is intermittent with buttons lighting up.
Enjoyed the video. Onkyo is my personal favorite brand for audio amplifiers. I've used one for some years now for my entertainment system and music. It still preforms as well as the day I got it. Their stuff is really top quality, I think the person you're sending that tape deck to will be pretty pleased with it.
I have a "Goodwill Store Special" Onkyo Integra tape deck (forgot the model number, it's currently packed in a box), it's certainly worth more than the $14.99 I paid for it.
Maybe the door, being spring loaded and so presumably requiring a lever to open it up for ejection, was required to firmly shut before play. Any sensors in that area?
I honestly loved this video! You had me locked in. Have seen that first Sony deck around. Looks so sleek, but that second one, wow! If you haven’t already, would love to see some Nakamichi decks, with the windows. Loved all the window models especially the 80’s ONKYO Integra series.
11:27, not the case. It works perfectly without original jack that you point at. I have one with and one without it. Both work ok on different brands of Amps and on the Sony original one made for that deck..
as an fyi, on sony pro decks like their beta , umatic, etc, if you press the eject button whilst simultaneously turning on the power button, this will cause the mechanism to eject the tape. ive a sony pcm 7040 and another pro deck (mini dv) where you can do this procedure also. maybe try this next time or if you still have it, try it now.
That Onkyo system looks as Liverpool Mini PCS-05 but in my catalog it is with double cassette - standard loaded vertical in front. Actally I was deliberating to buy that one but finally purchased in1993 bigger ONKYO set. That Mini they offered with dedicated Onkyo speakers PS-05U May be they provided customer option to choose that one single advanced cassette instead of double? . CD in that system reminds that tape deck exactly only difference is that CD door/tray is more flat. System had had 45W per channell an d flutter they stated 0,07% so after all years still granted 😄
I have the Sony Minidisc Dhc-md373 system, and this tape player was optional for this, but I never got one, as I thought with CD and MiniDisc, I was saved for the future...
And the title of this video explains perfectly why your channel is so popular 😅 keep up the good work your long videos are great don't listen to the moaners... !!!
For the poor Sony I would say power supply fault, short circuit or bad caps. I don't know but with those controls there maybe or would have to be some sort of logic chip or function control IC that could have possibly went bad or is somehow shorting. Just my two cents worth.
I have an identical* - looking Sony tape deck, but a 373, rather than a 333, attached to my Sony bedside 'HiFi'. I have not connected the bus lead, but the tape deck works works without it. My understanding is that the bus is for remote control using the hifi's handset. *To pedants: OK - _almost_ identical, apart from a 3=>7
I have the Sony, part of a mini disc midi system I bought years ago, it’s great connected to my amp via rca, the other lead is left loose, touch wood it’s fine 🤞
It's always a good idea to use rubber rejuvenator (such as Platenclene) as well as isopropanol, on rubber components. This restores the grippiness & resilience of rubber components like pinch rollers, rubber tyres, & belts. It really does work I've revived loads of rubber tape deck bits with this!
The whole video is just a second longer, while the intro is 5 seconds long and outro is one minute long. Definitely a clickbait! Techmoan knows how to troll :D
The theory that the first cassette deck was designed to only work when connected to an amp through the special connector doesn't make sense. If that was the case, why would it have RCA jacks on it at all? I don't see any cracks on the ribbon cables in the video, but that doesn't mean there aren't any. It certainly acts like there's shorts in the control system somewhere, and the ribbon cables are top candidates.
Could be a bad capacitor in the line-filter near the transformer. I once had a similar problem with a Braun C1 Cassette Deck that would randomly switch off when consuming too much power. Inspected the line-filter caps, found them to be cracked (both) and replaced them. - Problem solved.
On the Sony deck in this video, I would start by measuring the tensions from the power supply. It must be something missing there, making the tape mechanism seem "dead".
I think you were right at the first guess.... That transformer looks dodgy.... I know youre not really an EE but Im sure some one in the community would take a look at it and see if its an easy repair... Maybe bigclive?
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Have to give credit to the least clickbait title I've ever seen on RUclips.
So anti-click bait that it wraps around to making you have to click on.
That’s a really nice gesture and great that you could make a little video on it. For those wondering, I was approached by this lady who said her husband’s tape player had eaten his only cassette from me and was rather devastated over the fact that I had more or less stopped selling them. So she asked if it was possible to get a new one. I said I could dig up a few spares and sent them over. In addition I just asked Mat if he happened to have some extra cassette players around that he wanted to sell. And as you can see from this, this was the result.
I’d like to relay a big thank you to Mat as well, from Heather and her husband:
«Just received an email from Mat. My hubby nearly lost it in the super market when he realised it was Techmoan. You have been so so kind to us, and I don't think you will ever realise what a difference it has made for my partner. I so truly grateful x.» 😃
Thanks for this video. I have an Onkyo K-200R autoreverse deck, but I'd had to replace the belt, and it wouldn't play in reverse. The mechanism in the Onkyo deck in this video is very nearly the same inside, but with that autoloading addition. When you opened it up in your video, at 18:46, I could see straight away why. I had put the belt the wrong way around the flywheel, and it was rotating backwards.Just fixed it now and all works as it should. Thank you for saving me a lot of time working out what I'd done wrong. I should add, that I bought the deck recently and the belt had disintegrated, so I never got to see how it should be routed.
I like this channel. You hear phrases like “one of my cassette decks I’m not attached to”
There’s so much to unpick in that sentence.
A man with multiple cassette decks, how many?
A man who has favourite cassette decks? Which ones?
Which does he not like? Why?
No one like him
You're gonna need a 3d printer at some stage soon, with all the little thingamajigs with attached springs breaking off. Great vid!
If you tinker with stuff and replace broken parts you have to have a 3D printer.
@@TechnologistAtWork To date, my 3D printer has printed a lot of 3D printer parts and very few anything elses :D
Techmoan, you shouldn't be shy about making a video on a simple device. A short video is actually good for people like me who are very busy and don't have the time for a 30 minute video session.
Maybe even make them as Cheese Sandwich videos or make a new category. Either way, I'd watch them.
That 27 minutes and 41 seconds was time well spent: I enjoyed watching the testing and maintenance of these cassette decks. :)
12:10 "That does not make enough for a video" - do you know nothing about your viewers? We eat this stuff up!
Onkyo built some beautiful kit back in the day.
Love that title, because the vid is LITERALLY about a man spending 27:41 messing with two old compact Compact Cassette decks
I recognized that Sony immediately, as I own it. You could by the deck as an option for the DHC-MD373 mini HiFi set. You would have loved that system, if it were only for the integrated MD player/recorder. The system resides in my study and is still in perfect working order.
This has brought back real memories. I bought this tape deck with the micro system, which had minidisk,CD & FM RDS radio in 1999. It was the first thing I ever bought with my first wage packet from my first job.
The ta ok e deck was an extra £120, and for the following 22 years (yes I still have it) I have never used it to play a cassette, but at the time, buying a sterio without a cassette deck was so alien to me, I felt compelled to splash out the extra for cassette 😂. I clearly remember the whole system cost £500 from Sony store Nottingham.
It connected to the main system was with a ribbon cable & some RCAs if I remember rightly
Loved that thing .. my parents had the same - but no cassette add on
I would bet the capacitors are dried out in the power supply. The power light blinking is a tattle tale.
I bought the complete Sony system MD313 which came with the 333 cassette unit in December 1998 . £440 if I remember correctly and been using it for over 23 years now. Admittedly I rarely use the cassette deck but it all works ....CD , Mini disc , cassette and radio . I currently have a record deck booked up and love listening to vinyl all over again .
I have the same system i bought it in 1997, works great, sounds great. I have hundreds of cassettes and it plays them with great sound quality.
My parents bought it too... Loved playing with the MDs on it as a kid... Sound was great... Sadly the CD deck died at some point... Always wondered how the cassette deck for it would work
Cassettes are how I got into listening to and appreciating music when I was a kid in the '90s. My brother borrowed and taped a lot of CDs from his friends, and gave me his deck and tapes when he was moving out. I keep them for sentimental reasons and play a few every now and then, despite the degraded sound quality.
I’d love to see Techmoan’s attic or storage unit.
That problem with the Onkyo is a classic symptom of a bad take up clutch. It happens when the internal felt pad becomes compressed and the takeup torque increases.This causes the tape to ride over one side of the head. If the clutch isn't too bad, the tape may wander back and forth like yours. The next symptom is chewed tape, as the tape will be pulled right off the side of the pinch roller and wind up in the roller axle. The fact that it came right in your case suggests that the clutch had just become a little frozen from lack of use, and it free'd up. If it starts chewing tapes for the new owner, they can do a home repair on most models by pulling apart the two halves of the take up spindle and cutting half a loop (or so) off the spring. Reassemble, and Bob's your aunty Mary
I'd very much like to see more videos of "Man messes with compact cassette decks for *x* minutes".
Man spends 27.41 watching man messing with two old compact cassette decks
And even enjoying doing so.
That eject mechanism is great. It makes me wonder what other stuff you've deemed uninteresting
I have a similar Onkyo deck with this mech, except the autorverse function, but it's 3-head instead. This mechanism is really a marvel: if you push the door, not the cassette, it just closes in and doesn't start to play.
Hi I've got the same cassette deck and it sounds absolutely brilliant the Sony deck. It was part of my mini hi-fi which included the CD and a MiniDisc recorder and a radio I sold the main unit because I didn't need a mini disc or the radio or a CD because I already have them but I kept the Tape Deck and to be honest it sounds brilliant to my 60 year old ears anyway all the best for the New Year to you and your family Chris in Sunderland PS you have got me looking for a Philips DCC recorder now I had a portable one years ago and sold it when it became obsolete now I wish I have kept it
Another I missed! Glad youtube finally suggested it.
I like the motorised loading! Many of that era were spring-loaded.
I have that Sony Micro system it has a Minidisc player built in, still works and sounds great
That title brought me here.
ye
Me too after 2 yrs he upload this video 😢
Very early in my electronics career, after offering to look at a friends cassette machine, I vowed never to look at one again. All those springs and motors and wizzy bits is enough to drive you mad
I enjoy this non-scripted tinkering around stuff just as much as your in-depth videos
Ooh those flywheels sure are nice. I noticed that before you’d pointed it out. I would definitely adjust the drift, myself, but that flutter is great!
I have that exact same Sony slot loading player and it does work without the rest of the system, I just have the cable hanging loose and use the RCA jacks to hook up to my active monitors.
3:54 I use this unit as my main tape player in my hi-fi setup and I am in love with it. Probably a spoiler~ but the soft touch buttons light up green when they are pressed when it is in working order.
You can de-glaze pinch rollers with sand or emery paper (something around 500 grade), removing the hardened top layer of rubber, thorough cleaning afterwards with the usual isopropyl or meths. If you've recently brushed your teeth spit works pretty well too(!!).
Leave it to the Japanese, to come up with Fascinating and innovative Tech !
a very unique transport on the last machine. hats off to this 😀👍
I always enjoy your tape cassette videos as a format I like the most always glad when you bring us another obscure tape system, or repair them.
That Onkyo unit looked excellent. I love those large flywheels. A pity the Sony was dead on arrival.
At a cassette factory I worked at 20 years ago we always cleaned heads with Hexane.
Wonderful Title.
I really liked the title :) I wonder how the whole set of the sony would look like.
My parents had a 1970s Zenith Allegro integrated stereo with the slot-loading cassette player. It was a great player, until it developed an appetite for tapes, and no amount of cleaning cured it. When it was paired with the original speakers, it had a fantastic, warm tone, and still did on the phonograph and radio. It could even make AM radio sound good. I miss that stereo.
I recognize the design instantly. That's probably the optional tape deck for the mini hifi system in my dad's office since I am a child (still there and working very well). It has CD, tuner and mini disc. I remember i noticed behind the tape RCA jacks inputs and outputs. So here is the thing !
Same mdc1333 I have, that's the missing deck, but the MD gave up and I had to disconnect it in order to use the rest of the unit.
That Onkyo mechanism was also used in the TA-RW909 dual Hi-fi deck I have. It is a great sounding deck. They are apparently very rare, it took me months of searching to find one on Ebay for parts.
Thank you for making these videos! I enjoy them very much!
Well that was a good bit of fun on a rainy Oregon evening! I enjoyed it quite a lot, thank you!
You said the Onkyo tape deck wasn't very exciting but I think it's awesome it's beautiful it's one of the most the most unusual design I've ever seen!
Onkyo always made wonderful cassette decks.
I bought the Sony TC-TX333 from a charity shop for about £10. It worked fine without the rest of the micro system components, but needed it's belts replaced. I put it in my 'to do' pile, but the wife said I had too many cassette decks, so it's now gone to a friend 😂
in a complicated and sometimes insane world these days , your video's are calming, uncomplicated and comforting,and the products bring us in a nostalgic mood, remind us of the times, live was much more simpler :) thank you . I think you could also do meditation relaxation cd's with that voice :p
The manual indicates the Sony TC-TX333 is indeed designed only for use with the DHC-MD333 component system, but there are other videos on youtube of people using it on it's own.
I wonder if there’s some ‘hack’ to make work on its own.
I have the first cassette deck. It worked with a mini cd and mini disc unit, I don’t think it works as a stand alone unit
Looking at the Sony, it looks like the ribbon cable between the front panel and main unit has a small crack across it, maybe this is the problem? And explains why it is intermittent with buttons lighting up.
I loves these type of videos, hope to see more cleaning/repair videos in the future.
I like that loading mechanism on the Onkyo, I'm glad it made its way into some kind of video eventually anyway.
Enjoyed the video. Onkyo is my personal favorite brand for audio amplifiers. I've used one for some years now for my entertainment system and music. It still preforms as well as the day I got it. Their stuff is really top quality, I think the person you're sending that tape deck to will be pretty pleased with it.
I have a "Goodwill Store Special" Onkyo Integra tape deck (forgot the model number, it's currently packed in a box), it's certainly worth more than the $14.99 I paid for it.
@@dashcamandy2242 That's a really good deal, they're a great brand.
Maybe the door, being spring loaded and so presumably requiring a lever to open it up for ejection, was required to firmly shut before play. Any sensors in that area?
Thumbs up for just the title
I honestly loved this video! You had me locked in. Have seen that first Sony deck around. Looks so sleek, but that second one, wow! If you haven’t already, would love to see some Nakamichi decks, with the windows. Loved all the window models especially the 80’s ONKYO Integra series.
11:27, not the case. It works perfectly without original jack that you point at. I have one with and one without it. Both work ok on different brands of Amps and on the Sony original one made for that deck..
i really enjoy watch you fixing those things :)
I’m alway’s impressed that your willing to take things apart. I wouldn’t know we’re to start.
Probably has a lot of skill taking electronics apart. I recommend going to Goodwill and fixing some of their cassettes to get some hands on experience
Taking apart isn't usually too difficult. Putting back together is much more difficult. Especially if you want it to function.
That DiscoVsion track really slaps. Thank you for providing that.
That was an unusual deck, never seen a loader like that before.
As for the cassette’s playing vertically the tape travelling over the playback & recording heads make the most of gravity.
as an fyi, on sony pro decks like their beta , umatic, etc, if you press the eject button whilst simultaneously turning on the power button, this will cause the mechanism to eject the tape. ive a sony pcm 7040 and another pro deck (mini dv) where you can do this procedure also. maybe try this next time or if you still have it, try it now.
I love watching these long videos during my day job lol. Love the content! 🤙🏻
That Onkyo system looks as Liverpool Mini PCS-05 but in my catalog it is with double cassette - standard loaded vertical in front. Actally I was deliberating to buy that one but finally purchased in1993 bigger ONKYO set. That Mini they offered with dedicated Onkyo speakers PS-05U May be they provided customer option to choose that one single advanced cassette instead of double? . CD in that system reminds that tape deck exactly only difference is that CD door/tray is more flat. System had had 45W per channell an d flutter they stated 0,07% so after all years still granted 😄
That chap will be happy!
I have the Sony Minidisc Dhc-md373 system, and this tape player was optional for this, but I never got one, as I thought with CD and MiniDisc, I was saved for the future...
And the title of this video explains perfectly why your channel is so popular 😅 keep up the good work your long videos are great don't listen to the moaners... !!!
For the poor Sony I would say power supply fault, short circuit or bad caps. I don't know but with those controls there maybe or would have to be some sort of logic chip or function control IC that could have possibly went bad or is somehow shorting. Just my two cents worth.
I have an identical* - looking Sony tape deck, but a 373, rather than a 333, attached to my Sony bedside 'HiFi'. I have not connected the bus lead, but the tape deck works works without it. My understanding is that the bus is for remote control using the hifi's handset.
*To pedants: OK - _almost_ identical, apart from a 3=>7
The bus is not only used for sending remote commands to the specific device, but it is also used for the "CD Sync" recording feature.
I have the Sony, part of a mini disc midi system I bought years ago, it’s great connected to my amp via rca, the other lead is left loose, touch wood it’s fine 🤞
"Lets open up and see whats going on"
My money would have been on you removing the rubber bands for other projects lol
I came to see what he did in the other second…..I bet it’s gold!
Its a yourube problem
(For me said 27:42 on preview, but now it says 27:41 what it actually is)
Ive never had any luck with complicated tape decks. I like the basic ones that play and record.
Thanks for the hard work and great videos!
i like unique loading/eject ways
It's always a good idea to use rubber rejuvenator (such as Platenclene) as well as isopropanol, on rubber components. This restores the grippiness & resilience of rubber components like pinch rollers, rubber tyres, & belts. It really does work I've revived loads of rubber tape deck bits with this!
Awesome video!
We are no longer in comment time out 🙏
What was that all about, was it an accident?
@@sjames5027 I think so
I love the title's scathing commentary on clickbait titles.
The whole video is just a second longer, while the intro is 5 seconds long and outro is one minute long. Definitely a clickbait! Techmoan knows how to troll :D
12:09 VWestlife: *are you sure about that*
The theory that the first cassette deck was designed to only work when connected to an amp through the special connector doesn't make sense. If that was the case, why would it have RCA jacks on it at all? I don't see any cracks on the ribbon cables in the video, but that doesn't mean there aren't any. It certainly acts like there's shorts in the control system somewhere, and the ribbon cables are top candidates.
I had exactly the same tape mechanism in a Panasonic Ghetto Blaster but it didn't automatically play when you inserted a cassette
it always makes me shake my head when I see a sony name. Its wild that they've done so well for so long with such terrible names
The mech on the onkyo basic drive is the same as the Yamaha decks of the same era
It did scream yamaha to me aswell
Absolutely love these videos !
Nice new Olight!
i would have checked every connection across the ribbon, you can see a crack across it @8.19 might just be the plastic, but i'd check it
I’ve got 45’s, 78’s, LP’s,4 tracks, 8 tracks, cassettes and reel to reel. CD’s blows them all away, except for MP3’s, easy. 👍👍👍
Disabling the comments for a few days really has an impact on the number of comments, apparently!
Could be a bad capacitor in the line-filter near the transformer. I once had a similar problem with a Braun C1 Cassette Deck that would randomly switch off when consuming too much power. Inspected the line-filter caps, found them to be cracked (both) and replaced them. - Problem solved.
Or dried out capacitors. That it shuts off the moment it needs some power (e.g. the motor for eject) is hint in that direction.
probably stopped working 3 days after end of warranty xD
You should check the transformer output with a multi meter.
On the Sony deck in this video, I would start by measuring the tensions from the power supply. It must be something missing there, making the tape mechanism seem "dead".
Oh, yes, the day-long five minutes jobs. I must learn to recognize them in advance.
"And the reward to most on point title of 2021 goes to..."
8:57 who sees the cracked ribbon cable?
Was driving me crazy! 🙂
not cracked. discolored from laying on something.
16:17 Morning Dew by Anders Enger Jensen... also known as the theme to The 8-Bit Guy.
That weird "tuppa TIP" sound.
I think you were right at the first guess.... That transformer looks dodgy.... I know youre not really an EE but Im sure some one in the community would take a look at it and see if its an easy repair... Maybe bigclive?
May need to be in system, So when Tape is selected a signal is made to it to allow it to work..?
Man spends 1:59:59 messing with some wire recorder/ triple corder