2 New Editions.... Sanyo and JVC!

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Cpl-Chronic

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Heyya, =)

Nice additions to the stable. I've seen some threads where you literally brought a boomer back from the brink of land-fill doom.

Keep up the excellent recycling skills, bro. :yes:

Cheers,
Cpl
 

baddboybill

Boomus Fidelis
Thanks guys it feels great to get a partially to non working unit looking ugly and trash bound and transforming it to a fully working shelf queen :thumbsup:

By the way I have been jamming to tapes for 2 days now and the 9v motor is going strong. I'm going to buy a 12v cw soon just for back up ;-) If anyone has an extra please let me know. Thanks :-D
 
baddboybill said:
Thanks guys it feels great to get a partially to non working unit looking ugly and trash bound and transforming it to a fully working shelf queen :thumbsup:By the way I have been jamming to tapes for 2 days now and the 9v motor is going strong. I'm going to buy a 12v cw soon just for back up ;-) If anyone has an extra please let me know. Thanks :-D
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baddboybill said:
Thanks guys it feels great to get a partially to non working unit looking ugly and trash bound and transforming it to a fully working shelf queen :thumbsup:By the way I have been jamming to tapes for 2 days now and the 9v motor is going strong. I'm going to buy a 12v cw soon just for back up ;-) If anyone has an extra please let me know. Thanks :-D
P.M sent.

James
 

baddboybill

Boomus Fidelis
Hi Bill,

I actually sent the P.M before I posted in your thread !? :huh:

Anyway, I've got a complete deck out of a 1977 JVC RC-727 (12V box). I'm not sure if they are the same deck but they were made around the same time.

It's got a nice pinch roller too that hasn't gone hard.

You can have what ever parts you need:

JVC RC-727 001.jpg
JVC RC-727 002.jpg
JVC RC-727 003.jpg
JVC RC-727 004.jpg

James.... :-)


Thanks bro :thumbsup: I would love the motor and pinch roller for sure :smooch:
 
baddboybill said:
Can you check back of motor to see if it has the hole for speed adjustment please James :-)
There is a hole in the 2nd photo. If you insert a small, flat screwdriver, you can turn the screw left and right. Is that the one for the speed adjustment?

James....
 

alfie

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Hey Bill,

I know you loved the 920 you had in the past and how hard it was for you to part with it so I'm thrilled for you that you found another!
Keep this one ;)
Nice work Bill :)
 

retrohead

Member (SA)
superb pictures bill,and to be fair id give the world for even a beaten up 920 but youve done this one justice,its such a good feeling seeing them fixed up,and its a reward to know all your hard graft has paid off-i expect your incredibly proud of her-well done-my favourite box by far and easily my most saught after :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool:
 
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