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TDL RTL 4 - Audiokarma Home Audio Stereo Discussion Forums 1 Resistor CMC 4 7k 100v 1 Capacitor ALCAP 6 8 low loss 50v Electrolytic 2 Air Cooled Inductors with no value or make printed on them The Alcap should be replaced You have a couple of options One is you can replace it with the exact same part, bought from Falcon Acoustics They supply the original replacement parts
Sony PS-LX500 LX510 LX520 LX55 LX57 knowledge thread The PS-LX520 I have does have some changes in the arm and electronics servo's that some how are different over the earlier models and it does play the 180 gram albums Ultimately I let the better condition 500 model go in a garage sale last year and kept the 520 as a bedroom table
Pacific Stereo History The Early Years Pacific Stereo vs CMC - couldn't go wrong with either in the '70s They took a lot of my lawn mowing monies Right? The nearest Pacific Stereo was an hour drive from here Whenever one of my friends or I had saved up enough money to buy some new audio goodie, that person called a few more to go for the ride And maybe get them to pitch in for
JVC JL-A20 or Yamaha P-320 - Audiokarma Home Audio Stereo Discussion Forums There’s not a lot of difference between them in performance The Yamaha is a newer (1980’s) design, while the JVC is a late-70’s design, and because of that the Yamaha’s specifications are very slightly better, although whether you’d hear the difference is debatable The JVC weighs 200g more, which isn’t significant So the main difference is in the tonearms – the JVC has an
Audio Stores in the 70s | Page 10 - Audiokarma Home Audio Stereo . . . Also in Atlanta were CMC Stereo, Stereo Village, and Hifi Buys which sold maistream brands and the discount warehouse Ellman's which sold a good selection of stereo equipment Also the department stores Davidson's and Rich'shad large audio departments at that time
Pioneer H-R 99 help please - audiokarma. org Hello all As my retirement continues my unlucky streak of diving back in to the stereo electronics of my younger life has provided nothing but lemons ♂️ I recently picked up a clean Pioneer H-R99 8 track recorder player Original box with $176 dollar receipt from the initial purchase in
Pioneer CS 303 - Audiokarma Home Audio Stereo Discussion Forums I bought mine brand new, in the boxes, from an electronics store in Austin, Texas (I think it was a CMC or such) Austin can be a little different, but not foreign I always thought building boxes of the same dimensions and layout, but using good, heavy materials, and bracing Then again, I may just give them to my daughter
Audio Stores in the 70s | Page 5 - Audiokarma Home Audio Stereo . . . Indianapolis, Indiana There was CMC, carried Technics, Pioneer, DLK, and a bunch of other goodies, Graham Electronics, they seemed to carry some of the more cool stuff like the Nakamichi separates Another shop on East Washington, can't recall the name, carried Cerwin Vega, Bose, Marantz, the usual midfi stuff
Velodyne SPL12BG blowing fuses . . | Audiokarma Home Audio Stereo . . . Hi all, Recently at auction, I picked up a home theatre lot; my main score was a pair of B W CM4 tower speakers, and a CMC center speaker They work beautifully and they sound amazing! Can't say enough about this model But then, there was also a subwoofer in the lot that I didn't really pay