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@@boopah Not that ive heard but i wouldn't doubt it.

Funny enough it’s actually a different one that I picked up from an estate sale. I’m just getting in to restoring older systems! If I can’t, do you do repairs for a price?

@@j.t.4010 Dont bust out the cardboard and throw out your hip hahahaha...

@@1MinuteGaming Also fom going to beautiful underground raves.

@@pinkfloydfan564 This is my all time fav old school breakbeat song. When i first heard this when i was 10 it made me feel like everything in the world would be ok. Timeless positive energy tune. Take it easy my friend.

@@codisellis876 Its also one of my all time favs. I have the full album but had to cut the last track or yt wouldnt let me post it. I have a few Nicholas Bennison tracks on my channel that are sweet. Take it easy.

@@HealthFitnessMartialArtsDEng Yeah and they are really undervalued in my opinion. These only sell for around $350. Ive been looking at their matching amps but they command allot more money. I actually use 3 2004 yamaha receivers for my main system because i love the sound and they are dirt cheap so i dont worry about pushing them. I only use this receiver as my head unit for looks and hide my yamahas in a cabinet. I have an ADC equalizer also that looks nice with this optonica. Mainly i enjoy fixing lots of vintage gear and passing it along to new owners so i get to play with lots of interesting electronics without filling up my house. As it is i have around 20 vintage turntables waiting for my attention along with a whole room full of receivers, speakers, eqs etc. I cant help but work to save all this vintage gear from the scrappers.

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@@peggyr9212 No i dont. I never saw him live in LA but i had him at my raves in Seattle in 98/99. Unlike most promoters at the time i put in allot of effort to get the artists i booked excited to perform at the event. I remember taking him on a tour of Seattle while playing my fav trance & progressive breaks and discussing how i booked the night to build up to his set. Man what an amazing night. He spun harder than normal to take the night to the highest level. So many amazing memories. Glad to know you got to experience something similar in the hayday.

​@ElectronicMusicUnderground he's the nicest guy in the world. I was a desert rave promoter (Dune) and he was our headliner every year. That's why I said I was prolly there, cuz we all hungout together at that time (more so in 1995, I feel). We're still FB friends lol

@@peggyr9212 I agree. Hes one of the nicest people ive ever met. Talented yet humble. He reminds me allot of DJ Grover who was a trance stape in Seattle in the 90s. Hes in vegas now i believe. Man i had so much fun in the 90s throwing / helping friends throw and attention over 1000 events. Greatest of times up and down the west coast from BC to SF mostly. Take it easy.

@@nixxo230579 Thanks for the heads up. I must have mixed it up when uploading. Hard to keep track when youve got a 30 year collection hahaha. Take it easy.

@@shinyflux I dont have disc 2. Ive had this since it first came out and at some point i lost disc 2.

@@TheMrZombified Hahaha. I felt it fit the song well.

@@ryans7830 Theres a connector inside the case where the power cord attaches that has a c clip type thing you have to remove so that you can then pull the whole stereo out of the wood case from the front. Remove turntable then you can access the clip to disconnect the power cord. I replaced all the leds and it took some time bending them all to point just right to allow for even lighting on the face. I really like the quality of that system and they have a beautiful look. I was tempted to get one the other day at auction but if you got yours at auction im glad i didnt bid you up hahaha.

@@ElectronicMusicUnderground Awesome thank you so much, that is great info. I was going crazy trying to figure that out. Oh and yea i did grab it at an Goodwill online auction if that's the one hahaha

@@ryans7830 Haha. Then im glad i didn't bid you up. I was really tempted to get that one as they are very nice quality. I picked up a box of various size rubber grommets at harbor freight for like $6 that had all the grommets needed to replace all the deteriorated ones on the turntable. Mine were falling apart. I have lots of leds already but i get them off amazon for around $10 for 200 leds with 200+ resistors. I think i used six 3mm leds on that one. In each hole where the original bulbs went through the paper reflector i put two leds that pointed left and right not forward. This allowed for even lighting. I also painted that curved paper board gloss white to give a better reflection. Thats how i got the front so bright blue.

@@ryans7830 Ive got 6 stereo consoles im working on now and a pile of 20 vintage turntables to get to hahaha. I need to post more videos but ive been busy. Anyways best of luck with that sweet stereo.

@@ElectronicMusicUnderground I appreciate you not bidding me up haha. I like the blue leds but might just stick with the warm white/orange color not sure yet. And thanks for the rubber grommet hint! Thats a good bit you got to work on lol I picked up a Yamaha yp-b4 recently from a local thrift store that needs some work, though It seems to be mostly working.

@@nckmorgan I remember seeing PVD spin this tune at a small underground club in Seattle in the late 90s. The dj booth was floor level so it was super intimate. It was also the first time i heard Kaycee - Escape (Club Mix). What a memory. Take it easy.

@@ElectronicMusicUnderground PVD in that underground setting must have been pure magic! 90s trance defined an era for sure!