Citizen JTR-1270

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stynger007

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Bought this about 4 years ago from a seller in Quebec - with no schematics and many intermittent electronic purchases - today , she has came back to life ! It`s the same size as an M-90 and at 10 watts per channel no slouch- pounds out the tunes efficiently ! Very happy to have her alive and well :)
 

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stynger007

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Thanks guys! If you`ve ever had something you could just not get rid of no matter what , this was it for me -(the wife calls it hoarding :lol: ) anyways, after 4 years of intermittent work on her and hit and miss cause of no schematics- when she fired up think I was jumping up and down :lol:

Unusual thing this Citizen - among other things, it took forever to find a volume pot with , count em, 7 pins! Crazy but ordered 1 from China of all places - could not find one anywhere in N/A ..so far so good .. for those interested she measures 23" wide, 13 " high handle down , and 7" deep , weighs 15 pounds - there`s a bit of real estate between the rear of the cabinet and the speakers . The sound is clear - when the dj is talking or playing at a good volume (7) you can feel it in your chest. It starts to breakup at 8 but that is plenty loud enough ! This box has an AKA , it`s an isp str-850 .. believe available in Europe but not sure. She`s a keeper :yes:
 

-GZ-

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Lasonic TRC-920 said:
Once you take into the consideration, the size of the cassette....then you start to realize, this thing is BIG!

Hell Yeah!
That's what I was thinkin.
 

Gluecifer

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Really like this one! Love how angular it is, so many right angles and sharp corners.

I wonder if it's got AKA's? I've definitely never seen this one before though.

Great score!



Rock On.
 

stynger007

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@ oldskool69 , Compare to an Lasonic TRC-931, pumps the bass , and much cleaner highs , similar to an M70 ..

@ gluecifer , there is an AKA of this box , it is an STR-850

- never heard of the STR series , not sure if it was a European Model only , this one was made for sale here in Canada - distributed by Jutan International - according to radiomuseum.org , the following is a copy/paste :

For model Radio Rekorder STR-850, ISP KG Dieter Lather; Dreieich bei Frankfurt



Country:

Germany



Manufacturer / Brand:

ISP KG Dieter Lather; Dreieich bei Frankfurt


Year: 1980 ??

Type: Radio - or past WW2 tuner

Semiconductors (the count is only for transistors)

Semiconductors present.

Principle

Super-Heterodyne (Super in general)

Wave bands

Broadcast, Long Wave, Short Wave plus FM.

Details

Cassette-Recorder or -Player

Power type and voltage

Line / Batteries (any type) / 220 / ? x 1,5 / 12 Volt

Loudspeaker

4 Loudspeakers

Power out

30 W (max.)

from Radiomuseum.org

Model: Radio Rekorder STR-850 - ISP KG Dieter Lather; Dreieich

Material

Modern plastics (no Bakelite or Catalin)

Shape

Portable set (for batteries) > 8 inch (with or without mains).

Dimensions (WHD)

580 x 330 x 180 mm / 22.8 x 13 x 7.1 inch
 

Beosystem10

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That looks good & simple on the inside, not too densely packed with components and as such, should be an easy one to repair if it should happen to break down. :thumbsup:

The more I see of this model, the more I like it. :yes:
 

floyd

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a big mean looking box what's not to love. it's kinda looks like a giant panasonic that they never made lol.
 
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