Exactly, just remove the main case and look for a big metal flywheel behind the tape decks. Turn it with your finger until the heads pop down.
Does this only work on UV yellowing, or could it work on nicotine yellowing too?
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Wow, very unique and original. I bet you could convert it to a vinyl wrap if you wanted.
Damn!! Tell us more, what technique was used?
Even Pioneer, Marantz, and Sansui put out crap speakers during the 80s. But hey, if you were like me and all you listened to in the 80's was rap...
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:lollegs::lollegs::lollegs::lollegs: Notice it says output is 2x5W PMPO. If that's PMPO, then I wonder what the true output is, 2x2W? :shakehead:
That's a JVC PC150, a very cheap and common box. There's ten of them on Ebay every week. They just photoshopped the logo to UVD. I'm surprised...
Oh jeez.
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I'm not sure. I suspect probably about $600, considering that the M70 was usually around $400, judging by the sales receipts I've seen.
So sounds like you looked after them, and stored them properly. But would you buy some from a stranger? I won't do that anymore.
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Hitachis don't get much love from "collectors", but this one had more features than a JVC M90!
That magazine is awesome.
Yes, they can sound very good when they're still relatively new......But they go bad 20+ years later if they're left inside hot cars or humid...
Finally, a manufacturer willing to spend money on chrome-plating plastic parts again.
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