I had the yellow version if this… loved it

Que linda grabadora!!

Hi, did you have a Sanyo mr-xd1? How does it sound compared to this unit?

Hi Teddy, you did such a great job with this . I was wondering if you could help me with my Clairtone 7980 which is identical to this Conion C-100F. My unit needs a lot of work and I’m finding my skills aren’t enough 😢

Is this box for sale

اعطال ورينا وتتسلم

عطيني معلومه

I really need handle parts for my one, do you have the guys details?

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having to constantly adjust the spool between the inner and outside wire is a nightmare. It took me more time to do that than the entire reassembly of the door

My brother im from Indonesia can you give me that boombox free for me,broken cidition no problem,lol i realy like that model radio ivent i was born ate 1988

Indonesia people say joss tenan

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Hello does it play Radio ?

Was it necessary to remove the entire panel from the door? Could you have just removed the motor assembly?

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how did you change that rear capstan belt? I don't see a way to get it off the pully on mine

R.I.P. My Friend... 😢

Do you know any connection between this sword and Key blade from Kingdom Hearts?

I know I'm late to the party but I hava a question - mine is playing normal for 2 mins and then the speed is increasing - I suspect a bad motor (or regulator) and I saw at least 2 type of motors on these machines MHI-5E2RDPB or MHI-5B2RVNB both are 12V DC but the PCB layouts are different, the first one have 3 ball joints the other one 8... I haven't opened mine yet but I want to know what replacement code should I use what to look for to order as I couldn't find none of these models available. Are they dual speed motors? Could you point me to the right direction? What motor brand /model can I put in there... Thanks!

Sayy t h I like your cool video ok nice keep up the good work

Hello T H HOW ARE YOU DOING TO DAY NICE WORK

Feels like this is formula 1 of radios, great job man!

You put the machine upside down in its case.

Hell yeah brother 🎉🎉🎉

accually it's usually yellow and black that is the two lower wires. red/green is usually the two on the top of the jack

Not helping out in the kitchen, huh?! Good job!! Playing is better!! :D

Where to get this i love this!

True craftsman

17:54 how u caliberate with mobile

Where did you buy the part from?

Do NOT try to turn the platters when they are seized! You will ruin the axel alignment permanently and will have to keep aligning it, continuously! Use you soldering iron to remove both the platter and the spindle (if that, too is seized)!

Vai ser muitos difícil para os times brasileiros

Flamengo e Palmeiras

(Japan, 2006)🇯🇵🗓️

What's the value

This is the RISING just in a different language ??

Hi, is this unit inferior in sound to Sanyo m9998 or vice versa ?

Hi, is this unit inferior in sound to Sanyo m9998 or vice versa ?

Добрый день этот аппарат продается???

I never cared much for 8 tracks as vinyl and cassettes were my favorite formats. Then in the late 80s early 90s, 8 Tracks were so cheap ($0.25 to $1.00 each) I had to buy some and a recorder-player. I quickly got the Akai unit working but then realized most of the cartridges needed work too. I had to learn how to open up each kind of cartridge, replace the rotted foam pads, re-splice the foil sensing tape and many other repairs. But once you get the player unit calibrated properly and the tapes fixed and cleaned up, the sound is actually very good. Since then, I've fixed over 500 cartridges.

Wow, I found this channel so late! So glad others have an interest in audio equipment restoration. You do great work. Cleaning all the dirt off these units takes most of the time! Sometimes I can't believe how people let these things get so dirty. The worst is cleaning off tar and nicotine from a smoker. Everything has a brown film coating on them. Yuck!

I still have mine from around 1975 or so. It still works! Oiled the clock motor once.

Very organized repair jobs. Labeling connectors, wires, etc; organizing screws with respective parts; excellent! I use my digital camera extensively to take pics before disassembly so I know how to reassemble (memory not as strong as it used to be ☺). I prefer mechanical repairs over solid state ones. Chip ICs can be a pain to find schematics for these days, let alone the chips themselves. Still have an O-scope and multi-meter. I'll work on simple transistor and capacitor amplifier issues when I have to. Not much experience fixing/adjusting/ troubleshooting radio reception, tuning caps, etc though. Fortunately never had to do that.

Very good restoration job, well done. Never had a combo console, just separate components. My parents had a Dual record changer unit; they liked to stack up to 6 or 7 I think was the max; especially Christmas records. I never liked changers because they weren't great for records; the dropping and sliding of two record surfaces. Amazing how all that old grease often turns to glue!

I need that guy ✅

Super

Don't use pliers to tighten hoses!

good work . much patience and honest work .thank you