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Ok, nice.After following this , I realised I needed them to be a bit long… 😅

Se podra reemplasar la lamparita amarilla por un led? ya q no encien la lamparita

I have this, I kinda dropped it and it completely stopped working, is it fixable??? 😢😢😢😢

do you think it's possible to change the plug to the USB one? thanks

What store did you find to be the best prices on parts…

Very informative! I seem to have a different problem though... my thermostat shuts off and reboots when trying to start the AC. Maybe the board needs a snubber? (or at least a better one?)

Do you do troubleshooting for people who have problems with their vintage stereos?

How do you take it apart?

It looks like it's missing parts. All the one's I've seen have a 2nd idler that's larger and that one drives the motor.

I worked in a NASA calibration lab in the mid 70's with HP frequency synthesizers similar to yours. Thank you for your tenacity. These days, labor costs would justify trashing it instead of repairing it. The video itself is a wealth of experience to be shared over and over again.

I've tried about a dozen times. No matter how you adjust this on a bench like this it's off when you connect it to a tire. It's either tank pressure or working pressure. This is why these are trash

I have the same problem as far as I know I only need the nut

Just tried this and it does work. Already had 1M option, so added 05 and 2F. Thanks for this video!

I just found this same record player but I can't get records to play, it will start to spin and then stop please help!

Can you please make a video on how to maintain it.

Hey Hey! Thanks for your video, very fun to watch. I recently picked up a vintage Magnavox entertainment center, but the Turntable was not included... The new turntable is connected to phono, but it fades out whenever it's turned on, and the power and amp go out. In other forums, they said it was due to the phono connection expecting the turntable and thinking there are no records to play and shuts off the system- they also suggest soldering a jumper between the "hot" and return wires of the turntable power harness. I'd love to know your thoughts on that and if you can do a demo of the soldering needed to make it work. I do not have the old Turntable and wondering if its the right solution because one end of the harness won't be connected to anything...

What is the correct term or name of those blue tires to buy them in case they are damaged? Great video. Greetins from Mexico. I will try to fix mi Alexis Keyboards i have 3 with keyboard bug. This model ALESIS V61 it is my favorite to performance i have four of them actually.

Hey you sound like you know what you’re talking about. Are you available to fix my K ProMedia 2.1? It stopped working and there is no green light on the satellite speaker.

I picked up that identical one at a flea market and it turned out to be garbage! They are designed not to be adjusted or repaired. I looked for parts online and they were hard to find and hard to get. It is also one of the hardest pancake air compressors to open up.

For me, the record player is the most important part. I owned 3 of these in the 60 s to 70's I'm considering trying to find a nice one now, but if the changer doesn't work, I'm probably wasting my time.

Just fixed mine, thanks! Got exactly the same switch you featured.

Thanks daddy

What I do with my pair of 🥾, I replaced the tying laces and install them with lock 🔐 laces as a slip on.

Thanks!❤

Great video! You edited out the unimportant or repetitive parts and left in your mistakes. That's so refreshing on UA-cam, almost nobody does that. When they edit out the difficult parts or their mistakes it leaves the viewer feeling like an idiot because they struggled or made a mistake. Thanks!

Thanks for the video! I got my RX2 in 1986, and I've been spinning it since. I have a Soundsmith cartridge, which I highly recommend. I have been having issues with my cueing dropping a few bars into the first track of the side. I've identified the adjustment from the manual, but I cannot figure out where it's located on the actual chassis. Any help? I'd love the rehab it back to my "A" deck.

Can you help diagnose mine?

I purchased this amp and speaker cabinet combo in 1978. It pretty much still looks like the day I bought it as I only used it on gigs several times. Recently I started getting some distortion so I brought it to a repair shop in Philly. The tech told me that the pre amp was shot and that unfortunately that it was no longer manufactured. The distortion is not constant so I still use it as a practice amp. I've had it for so many years and I really hate the thought of parting with it. Is there any way that another another pre amp, with the same electrical characteristics could be utilized? The other thought I had was to part with the head and replace the 4 ohm speakers within the cabinet with 8 ohm speakers, the reason being that I cannot seem to find a guitar amp head that is 4 ohm. Any comments or insights would be greatly appreciated.

I purchased this amp and speaker cabinet combo in 1978. It pretty much still looks like the day I bought it as I only used it on gigs several times. Recently I started getting some distortion so I brought it to a repair shop in Philly. The tech told me that the pre amp was shot and that unfortunately that it was no longer manufactured. The distortion is not constant so I still use it as a practice amp. I've had it for so many years and I really hate the thought of parting with it. Is there any way that another another pre amp, with the same electrical characteristics could be utilized? The other thought I had was to part with the head and replace the 4 ohm speakers within the cabinet with 8 ohm speakers, the reason being that I cannot seem to find a guitar amp head that is 4 ohm. Any comments or insights would be greatly appreciated.

nice work

Thanks for the informative video, I bought one of these and found it to be so far off in accuracy that I just could not trust it. It has been in my tool box for almost 3 years un-used. Now I see that you can calibrate it I will give it a try. My only question is why are these not calibrated at the factory before being shipped out to customers, Mine is off almost 5 PSI.

Great, but the Astro-Sonic amps lost a lot of percussion response that the tube-types had. What tool is needed to get the Astro-Sonic unified chassis out of the cabinet? I heard something about PAL screws.

I like your adjustable chassis holder, I just have two upside-down T shaped pieces that don’t clamp down. It works but you have a good idea.

I think that gives a much better frame rate than my Amscope supplied USB camera.

Hi! I'm curious, I have an Amaco Electic Potter's Wheel No 1-101, it's vintage... and the motor is a DC motor and described as the following in the paperwork Amaco sent me. They no longer make parts for this or motors so I wondered what you recommended I could replace or repair it with? From the spec sheet "This wheel is driven by a two-speed 1/3 H.P. motor connected to a gear reduction unit by a heavy duty flexible coupling. Wheel speeds are controlled by a three position switch - Low for 65 R.P.M., High for 95 R.P.M., and Off."

Just bought a cheap Vevor wheel and the spinning top part is wobbly. Do you have any idea on how to fix it?

Luego de reparado lo pone a la venta!!!

Just get to the repair

Dude, this is exactly what my Grandpa used to do with EVERYTHING. It's not an age joke. Thank you for this.

This is an awesome video mate!! I will use it very soon with my 420A ! Thanks Subscribed !

Why was it necessary to take the back side of the camera ? The connectors you cleaned were on the front side. So do you just need to just remove 1 screw to take off the front cover ?

Does anyone work on these turntables commercially?

New cartridges ARE available from Soundsmith. They are excellent

It's amazing how easy appliances are to repair. As the government destroys our supply chains, it'll become more and more important to take care of the things you own and maintain them ourselves if you want to continue having them.

Thank you so much very easy and simple 🥰

Great helpful video, 👏👍👍

WOW! Thank you very much for the straight forward advice. I never would have thought of doing that.

Where did you find the schematic? I'm having trouble finding it

The problem with the phono is a failed motor, specifically weak magnets. A disassembling and good oiling will help, but it really needs a new motor. Newer Magnavox consoles used the same motor up through the late 1970's.

Just a tip on Magnavox stepped tone controls. The first position is cut, next is flat, next is boost and the 4th is more boost.