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Sometimes the replacement belts slip too. I can do some repairs but it has been a very long time since I stripped a tape deck.
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Captain Stupido
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Realistically, it's probably not worth bothering with.
Moqi":1zcm2gx2 said:
Realistically, it's probably not worth bothering with.
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I dunno, certainly worth a few pennies to somebody at the moment
https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from ... Complete=1
bluetomgold":g7u68eib said:
I dunno, certainly worth a few pennies to somebody at the moment
https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from ... Complete=1
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well it's got new belts fitted and running smoothly again. Was a great tape deck in it's time. i suspect one of the idlers on the rewind side was gummed up as it kept on tripping the off mechanism. In fact the rewind and fast forward are now considerably faster than when it started working again. Obviously needs lubricating. I'll take a punt on ebay (£1 final fees today)
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Anybody 8nterested in a Nad 3020Bee amp?
Not raced or rallied.......
Not raced or rallied.......
i had one of these - it started buzzing - it took ages to isolate the transformer successfully from the chassis etc. I put it on gumtree and some chap in France contacted me and bought it. Apparently nad stuff is rare and expensive in france. So if you end up putting on ebay you might consider international postage.
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Thanks for that. Rather sell it here though.
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A look at that eBay listing proves my point. One sold for £53 fully working. Another in need of repair £51...
Worth selling...sure...but worth fixing to sell? There are easier ways to earn £2.
legrandefromage":rdkyxk46 said:
A look at that eBay listing proves my point. One sold for £53 fully working. Another in need of repair £51...
Worth selling...sure...but worth fixing to sell? There are easier ways to earn £2.
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