Restoring a BEAST! The Rexcel JCX-1000
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JustCruisin said:Pretty sure that is one of the Blasters in the Boomboxery Banner..
I'm going to have to look for it 
Oh me too, having an amp that you could swap out would be a dream come true. I would upgrade every amp in every radio I could.k2j said:Holy fark'n A man!!. Funny thing is it didn't look that dirty to me
And a seperate amplifier, oh how I wish any of my radio's had that, plus room to work with!!
That has been rolling through my mind. The LED's are powered by the amp board. I will have another look today. Need to put the Bluetooth receiver in today!JVC Floyd said:
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Thanks Steve, I was staring at this monster on David's shelf wishing we could hear it roar. I had never seen one of these in person. Again, I think they are pretty rare.SLO said:Chris once again GREAT job brother, It was so cool seeing this resto in the play by play via the group text. I can't wait to see it at HollywoodAll I remember from the BBQ is a huge dusty behemoth waiting for some love and tenderness! So to be able to see and hear it in all its glory will be the shiznit! You are....The Boombox Wizard
Anyone have one????
OK, OK...here we go. I will be searching high and low for cold solder joints!baddboybill said:
When I first met Albert, owner of Lasonic and he talked about being a little boy seeing shipping containers of 975's coming in with 100's of thousands of 975's in them all I could think of was "Where did they all go?".baddboybill said:
They all when into the land fills. Just a tiny % still exist. The one's that we all have restored of the survivors are the best examples that will continue on for at least a little longer. To piss off future generations!
Thanks Goodmangoodman said:This is good restoration job!
Thank you Wolfwolff3012 said:Great Job !!!!
Coool
Looks fantastic
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Ha Ha, Awesome!JustCruisin said:
Well, it took a while, but this radio is Bluetooth Modded!
I re-purposed the "Continuous Play" button to turn the Bluetooth receiver on and off.
If you look below deck 2, you will see two 1/8 inch jack plugs. Those are the actual Lines in, each is a mono plug, left and right
. I used an RCA plug from another radio to plug the receiver into and then soldered that to the back side of the board with the L/R jacks. 
As for the LED's, I haven't figured that out :annoyed: .
There are some options I will have to talk to David about and see if we can get that handled
Exactly!!! Here you go Chris after all your hard work, it's yours, enjoy!Lasonic TRC-920 said:I could guarantee, 100% if you were to give me this radio, they would be working
Looking forward to seeing Dr DER's return favour for all the time and effort you've put into this deal.Lasonic TRC-920 said:Ahhhhh ha ha ha ha.....You CLEARLY have never seen how tall David is is person!
Boomboxery really is a great place!!
James....
ACTUALLY....he already hooked me up on a deal that I will start a thread on once this is all complete.jimmyjimmy19702010 said:Looking forward to seeing Dr DER's return favour for all the time and effort you've put into this deal.
Boomboxery really is a great place!!
James....
I'm just trying to make things good on that
I'll simply say, super beater to super star in the BIG BOY CATEGORY!
Will do my best!Dr DER said:
Thanks, hoping to see you in Hollywood!mancardo said:wow....nice work with the resto
Installing the Bluetooth took more time then I thought, mostly because I had to track down the parts to make the needed connections.
Here is the wired up components:
Power Switch / BT on & off switch, Amp board, headphone jack / karaoke effects board, bluetooth receiver.
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