My MASSIVE Alarm Clock BROKE And My Cat Is Mad About It
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
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In this video, I take a look at why my Kenwood KR-1000 "Galaxy Commander" stopped working. It turns out the repair was extremely simple, but while I had it apart, I took care of some other things to make it a little more reliable.
Lets not blame Sadie. cool box.
Those first years of ss stereo receivers are some fun units. 120 watts with a alarm clock.
Nice
Just won a goodwill online auction for the black version of one of these. All the lights looked like they worked in the photos and the description said it's working but that's all the they said! Hoping for the best within the next week or so when it gets here and I put it on my dim bulb!!
I'll be checking mine for any solder connection failures too.
Finally, a Kenwood! 😃
thank you for FINALLY setting the time, so it stopped flashing.
Opening one up right now to replace a few lamps. Will look through your feed to see if you ever followed up with that second video.
more Sadie please!!
That must be an awesome Stereo if it makes the news or npr sound good.........
The Kenwood Kr-1000 is God Of Vintage Receivers..
thats a fine Kenwood receiver, a rare one too
I just purchased this unit from him today, very nice guy. Hope he sees this... thanks for the opportunity to own such a unique piece!
And thanks for the smooth transaction! Glad to see another younger person into this stuff. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions about it.
@@AHFixIt What, you sold Sadie's morning warmer upper? Why would you do such a thing? (only half joking too, not just that the cat would be disappointed but that's about THE single best bedroom set/alarm clock I can think of). Maybe you replaced it with a tube set for the winter? lol
At least a cat hasn't tinkled on it yet goodbye amplifier if it does
Solid production here Aidan, Glad your alarm clock is working for you, Sadie will adjust
Massive alarm clock…Love it! Nicely done and I liked the quick edit (and cleverness) on your makeshift tool to get those hard to access screws. They make screwdrivers with flexible shafts for that purpose, too. I saw Glasslinger using one recently in one of his videos and picked up a set for myself.
great channel
Could you plz make video on description about , marantz sr 4100dc , plz
I have two of these (the silver and the 1000B black) and will be replacing some lamps. Would love to see how you get to those. Thank you
I'd like to see a full restore of this. I just scored a nice one..
Nice
My guess is they used standard 2 ounce copper weight on those boards..
Interesting failure. I wonder what caused the solder joint/pad to fail in the first place. I'm guessing a poor solder joint from the factory, causing a high resistance connection, and heat, until failure.
Schematic at 4:23 : I more wondered what you had on that switched outlet where the relays contact went. That failed joint looked as it has to carry a few amps, so you had something connected there, or a larger fault shorted the outlet.
Which stereo is good vintage or remote control amplifier
How do you get the faceplate to release from the top side?
howdy, nice troubleshooting. I hope your cat will be happy with the fix. How did the Magnapan speakers with the treble wire go? I heard your other ones and they sounded fantastic but very directional. Your videos are very fun, thanks for doing them, regards Richard
Thanks, glad you enjoy them! The MG-II'S are in my main setup now and I recorded them vs the MG-I'S last weekend. Video coming in the next week or two.
Fantastic can't wait. I love to listen to music and am always looking for things to enhance the sound. Good work and thanks a lot
Very cool video. I like those old big Kenwood’s. Speaking of clocks, I have been looking at this Sansui model Z-7000 that is really kind of a monster. It doesn’t seem to get too much respect in the forums however. Puts out 90 W per channel. The seller is asking $380. The thing that has me interested, it is new old stock. The guy picked it up from an estate and the owner of it said he only took it out of the box to engrave his name on the back of the receiver and then put it away. Has less than five minutes play time. Seeing as how it’s been sitting in a box since 1983, what kind of problems do you think I’m going to be looking out with this beast? By the way I saw it on eBay. By the way, it has a clock and a timer on it as well. That was the actual reason I was commenting to you.
I'd expect dirty controls, hard to say without looking at it or knowing exactly what climate it was stored in. Cool looking unit!
Sansui's capasitors is dead...İ am sorry but this Sansui z-7000 is dead
I love all those fat traces.
I have one of these. Unfortunately the volume and equalizer controls stopped working. Think an old geezer with two left thumbs might troubleshoot this beast somehow?
The KR-1000 is pretty complicated! Take a look at the service manual on hifiengine.com
NPR? I am disappointed.
Looked through the comments before posting. Agreed.
Love him anyway!