The C100 Boomboxery built

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Radio raheem

Requiem Æternam
couldn't go to a more helpful guy, everyone needs a conion c100, i actually don't use mine as much as i should as it's so damn loud and the c100 doesen't have a quiet setting lol, congrats man :thumbsup:
 

Lasonic TRC-920

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Thank you guys. You all know that the best part of these projects is sharing with this community....that and CRANKING THEM UP! :rock:

But seriously. I have been so lucky over the years. I just can't thank everyone enough.
 

floyd

Boomus Fidelis
I was saving those screws for special occasion I guess this was it .

I love helping. I only had four of the six screws needed but still that's help lol.
 

Lasonic TRC-920

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JVC Floyd said:
I was saving those screws for special occasion I guess this was it .

I love helping. I only had four of the six screws needed but still that's help lol.
It's a great addition. This thing will be solid as a rock now!
 

baddboybill

Boomus Fidelis
This definitely was an awesome restoration Chris. The guys were great helping you out. I gotta say you have way more patience than I do. Awesome job!!!
 

trippy1313

Member (SA)
A story I'm part of! Looks great Chris!!!

All that white paint that was all over it, I actually got probably 70% of it off before you got it. It was MUCH worse. Most of it actually came off in the bath I gave it.

Was it really missing 6 case screws?!?!? I remember I didn't have them all but 6!!! I'm surprised it made it to you safely. Haha.

I'll be honest, after seeing my oldest loving that box, a small part of me wanted to keep it. But I got it full and well knowing I would be getting it to a member for what I paid, not flipping it. Wifey didn't want me to get it, but I had to save it when I saw it for sale.

This was before cleaned it for you Chris. Look at those grilled. Haha. My oldest Natalie.20170421_211711.jpg
 

Lasonic TRC-920

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baddboybill said:
This definitely was an awesome restoration Chris. The guys were great helping you out. I gotta say you have way more patience than I do. Awesome job!!!
Thanks Bill, you know how this community roll's. Damn near every rebuild is a community effort one way or another.

skippy1969 said:
Sweet!! :w00t:
It looks great! :drool:
Thanks Skippy, always great to see you posting! :yes:

trippy1313 said:
A story I'm part of! Looks great Chris!!!

All that white paint that was all over it, I actually got probably 70% of it off before you got it. It was MUCH worse. Most of it actually came off in the bath I gave it.

Was it really missing 6 case screws?!?!? I remember I didn't have them all but 6!!! I'm surprised it made it to you safely. Haha.

I'll be honest, after seeing my oldest loving that box, a small part of me wanted to keep it. But I got it full and well knowing I would be getting it to a member for what I paid, not flipping it. Wifey didn't want me to get it, but I had to save it when I saw it for sale.

This was before cleaned it for you Chris. Look at those grilled. Haha. My oldest Natalie.
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Man, this whole thing started with you!

The reality of it is, that 70% you did in cleaning the paint, PLUS all the work on the speaker grills is what made this job come out so well. Strange how much the speaker grills come into play. Dent free, properly painted grills are like a nice set of wheels on a trashy car. They can make the whole thing better.

One thing for sure, this thing saw ALLOT of time on a construction site. There is still paint on it! :lol: Every time the light hits it from a new angle...BOOM...PAINT! :-O

From Seattle, Washington....to the streets on Rome, Italy this past weekend!

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