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"What a good solid knob that is" lmao.. But in all seriousness, your videos are fantastic. I have some items that need repair, I don't know if you would be willing to take a look maybe someday. All the best, Danny.

Hi Mark. You seem to the world champ. Have you got any HIFI gear of your own?

It's a shame that Mitsubishi hadn't made this tape deck as they would have used coax cables maybe wire wrapping the cables..., excellent job Mark 😁

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Would love to have a board of the "bluetooth silencer"...do you sell them ? Better if assembled since it's a "one time only" project.

I got acquainted with fusible resistors after I acquired a Sansui receiver. Fortunately, the issue was well documented and I didn't have to do any sleuthing.

I could never put that back together.

I bet the workshop wreaked for ages after that job. I used to get systems from pubs, tth were realy awfull.

You may notice later but the Ribbon cable scoets a 4 mins ish release the cable when you push on both sides and gently pull the ribbon cable .. Snigger.

Do yo uthink that micro bubble and particles under the tape may affect the heat exchange? I would preffert to attach them directly with paste.

Someone mentions a superheterodyne receiver and suddenly I'm transported back to 1975 at the City and East London college.

After watching many videos of yours, lately, I collected some courage and opened up my old turntable, a Pioneer PL112D, and I refurbished it slightly. It needed a pulley cleanup and a suspension adjustment (the plate was scratching onto the frame, especially when loaded with 180g vinyls, and it ran quick and higher pitch when on 33rpms). Now my attention should be turned to the very occasional buzzing at startup

24m 20s I have often wondered why you never seem to be unhinged. Now i know!

Another great video, I was wondering if you could comment on the green tweezers you were using around 23:14 on the video. Never seen ones that tough. Keep the videos coming

I would love you to see repair AV receivers specially the complicated ones it would be nice

Cant begin to express my gratitude with the detailed time and effort taken by you, when you are carrying out your repairs! Thank you

Mark, you are on another level... Fantastic! I need you to sort out a very important and expensive equipment I own. My Technics Sh-8066. They are worth a pretty penny now!

Mark your patience seems endless!!!!

question? Does the rewind motor drop in voltage when in play mode? Mine in rewind ff or rw is 6.5v 7.0v but play it 3.2 so it stops before it eats the cass tape.

bacana , essa dedicacao para arurmar um zx spectrum 8 bits. gostei do soldador e do sugador de solda !

I have a JVC turntable, new old stock in black, sounds fantastic.

I have to say it... You are fucking awesome. Yes the F word was required here. You make knobs! What others do not do. Brilliant!

Apparently £900 for this amp. The build quality mustn't be that great because there's a distinct the lack of loose rattling bits of alien technology that you'd expect to find in a more premium amp at, say, £25k. You get what you pay for?

Thoroughly and efficiently repairs the amp.... needs a couple of knobs to complete the restoration? Heads over to the lathe.... Yeah, that's gonna be a sub from me, dog!!

Build what board tester? 4:10 ? Great channel

I have not seen a series x fail yet. Still have my launch unit.

Mark, you are fantastic. I am full of admiration. Richard Sweden

Elka Synthex synthesizer coming next? Very nice 😎

This is the first time I see the 18 rpm setting on a turntable. What was that for?

Kapton tape is a heat insulator. The worst thing to use with a heat sink.

Hello! Very nice videos! Thank you! I ha ve question on 5 Kw Crown - You did not use any insulators on power transistors, is it so, or I just could not see. Thank you!

What a legend. Keep it up You will never be without work. Cheers. The greats are never dull or bored.

Thanks dude, that was brilliant !

i only WISH i had this much time playing around with stoopid old $hit lol

it's obvious you have some education regarding electricity and electrical components

Property Lawyer here, not a patent attorney or copyright practitioner. It is a bit thin but maybe the reverse engineered schematic falls foul by being accurate. You are not copying the schematic directly, but it could be argued that recreating the schematic is in essence copying. Anyway: thumbs up and subbed.

I wonder if that fancy turntable needs an expensive pre amplifier? 😅

As well as the cassette player was made, they didn't do a very good job of clipping the leads.

I Love Your video's Mark, Thankyou...

Seen the original video. That really was a beautiful repair job! 😃

great job!!!

I was quite suprised when you got the guitar out and made a good effort at proving your work... I probably shouldn't have been as there really is no end to your talents. Thanks for another good video and the "fuck that was hot" moment made me chuckle and just proved you are human 😊

Odd way to hinge the cassette doors very unappealing

Soldering the broken handle was brilliant.

Built an AM/FM radio kit when I was 10 years old using one of these back in 1975...

Did you switch on the power supply for the mains cable?

Hi gents, may I please a reference for a good foam cleaner. I thank you in advance