Fighting Back SHARP GF-9696 Boombox Restoration

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  • Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
  • The restoration of GF-9696 round 2. I spent many days just thinking about how to fix the unstopping motor issue. While I was working with another boombox project, I had a sudden insight. "Maybe I can add an additional switch to control the unstopping motor".
    Once I restarted the restoration, one after another the new issue came up to block my way. For the cassette deck restoration, I needed to fix the following problems one by one.
    1) Unstopping motor issue
    2) Not spinning take-up reel issue
    3) The motor spinning in opposite way issue
    4) Way too fast and unstable motor speed issue
    The unstopping motor issue was resolved by adding an additional leaf switch to control the power to the motor. Not spinning take-up reel issue was caused by the worn out drive tire. The tire size was IT-17 and there was no place to purchase it. So I needed to create a new way to fix it. What I did was using 2 tiny round drive belts on the pulley, then place the o-ring on top of them. Also thin tube bought from the auto-shop on the capstan rod. With these substitute parts combination, the take-up reel started spin again. The motor spinning in opposite way issue was caused from my previous work. I replaced inside broken blushes from another used motor. This replaced blushes weren't exact the same type. The current on the blushes was opposite way setting. So I needed to set the positive and negative wires exchange. When I tested the tape speed, I found that the motor speed was way too fast.I reduce the voltage to the motor by adding a step-down module, however it wasn't a perfect solution. In this way when the volume goes up, motor speed reduced accordingly. The main problem was the circuit board inside of the motor. The damaged capacitor on the motor circuit board could not hold the voltage to stabilize its speed. So I replaced damaged circuit board from another motor. At this point I did not need a step-down module, so I removed it.
    Then my next challenge was adding the Bluetooth system on this machine. The GF-9696 does not have the AUX input, and very difficult to locate the radio signal input, or power line to the tuner. So I tested with PHONO input as well as MIC input for the Bluetooth jump in, however (and I knew it wouldn't work for this mod) it failed. The only way to put the Bluetooth signal was from the volume control. In this way, the LED meter lighting will not work. Even though I used volume control as the Bluetooth input, still it shows heavy distortion due to the strong amp on this machine. This SHARP boombox requires super sensitive tuning up in order to get the nice Bluetooth sound. I added an additional volume controller inside to reduce the Bluetooth signal. With a delicate output volume tuning up, this GF-9696 will play the great sound through the Bluetooth as you can see in this video. However, I do not install Bluetooth into the SHARP again. It is the best to keep it as original as possible.
    Anyway, this time I won the fight. Thank you for the encouragement. It helped me a lot.
    By the way, maybe someone wants to know how much does it cost for the restoration like this. Well, I spent more than 60 hours from the beginning (ep-01 Defeat in the restoration) to the end. And my research time, going out to find the substitute parts at various shops, waking up midnight from a haunted GF-9696 nightmare in my dream, all adding up to over 100 hours. So if I charge $10/per hour that will make my fees $1,000.00. But I did not charge such a gigantic fees. (LOL) But in case if I need to do the same type of crazy work with super filthy and completely broken boombox restoration again, I will charge $1,000.00 for sure.
    Enjoy!!
    Demonstration tape (Hitachi original)
    1) Racing sound dynamics
    2) Battle of Jerico
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    Credit: The owner of this boombox is Pedro the greatest boombox collector!
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    If you have a question regarding the boombox restoration work and fees, contact me at teddy.hashee@gmail.com
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 169

  • @031683naf
    @031683naf 6 років тому +1

    You make this work look far easier than it truly is. You're an electronics guru when it comes to vintage radios and boomboxes. Always a pleasure to watch you work and your trials along the way.

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  6 років тому

      Thank you for your compliment on my work!

  • @iandavid7730
    @iandavid7730 3 роки тому +1

    Had a GF 9595 as a kid and keep hoping to run across one again. None here in Aus so far but hoping... Love old boomboxes.

  • @gavincurtis
    @gavincurtis 5 років тому +3

    Satisfying to know these machines are all given a new lease on life. This is the tech that defined the 80's and a big part of what made that era the most awesome time to grow up in.

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому +1

      Thank you for your comment. As you said back in 80's they really made a great music gear. I see them in this 21 century and still they are amazing creature!

  • @TheJaHa5
    @TheJaHa5 6 років тому +5

    Well, Mr. Pedro should give you an entire bank for the time and energy you put behind repairing this retro boombox... LOL!
    Great video, and I'm so grateful to see that you didn't give up!!!

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  6 років тому

      Hi, James I finally was able to finish the restoration. Thank you for the encouragement, that helped me a lot!

  • @telstardk
    @telstardk 6 років тому +6

    You deserved to win. Beautiful peace of technology. I can´t even imagine the number of hours that was put into this. Once again, thanks for the video. Peter, Denmark. :-)

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  6 років тому +1

      Hi, Peter. Thank you for your compliment on my work!

  • @PS4X4
    @PS4X4 5 років тому +1

    最初に壊れていた駆動モーターは私の地元のメーカーの製品です。
    私の少年時代もラジカセ世代で裏蓋開けてはいじってました。非常に興味深い画像で楽しいですね。

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому +2

      コメントありがとうございます。なるほど、地元のメーカーさんが作っていたモーターなんですね。何十年も前に作られた製品が今もこうやって稼動していることにいつも驚くとともに、技術の高さに感銘しています!

  • @VIKING5464
    @VIKING5464 6 років тому +10

    A true Master, the Master of all Masters! Whis you'd live close to me I have a long list of radio's that need attention, no corner shop will put that much time and effort that's to say the one's that are still around, and they still want your money on top off that. Great work appreciate your vids vey much.

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  6 років тому +3

      Thank you for your compliment on my work! Because of viewer like you helped me a lot!

    • @felixlove5471
      @felixlove5471 5 років тому +1

      VIKING5464 NAH HE IS GOOD BUT HE AIN'T NO MASTER I CAN DO BETTER AND MANY OTHER WAY BETTER THAN ME!

    • @claudiaalejandrapradinesfa7388
      @claudiaalejandrapradinesfa7388 3 роки тому

      1 8

  • @catleaderk
    @catleaderk 5 років тому +1

    いろいろを勉強する上進心と謙遜心は、基本的に大人になってからどんどん減っているけど、こんな映像を見ると、まだ子供っぽい。

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому +1

      そうそう、私はとっても子どもっぽいです。当たり!

  • @larryreynolds7676
    @larryreynolds7676 5 років тому

    Awesome job teddy on the restoration comeback and once again I applaud your masterful skill set on display with the modification.

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому

      Thank you Larry for your compliment on my work!

  • @gourishankarsubramanian9677
    @gourishankarsubramanian9677 5 років тому

    Well done man...Appreciate your don't give up attitude!!! Expecting more from you hereafter.

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому

      Thank you for your compliment on my work!

  • @ctackney1
    @ctackney1 6 років тому +1

    Hi Teddy, Great work going on in your restorations. I resolved this capstan sleeve issue on an Aiwa AD6300 by using food grade silicon tubing that I found on eBay. I couldn't get anything else that did not produce high amounts of flutter when I did wow and flutter tests.

  • @RoughJustice2k18
    @RoughJustice2k18 6 років тому

    I think the sight/smell of the roaches alone would have put me off restoring something like this but you persevered - cleaned it up and got it all working.
    The extra leaf-switch was a neat idea.
    Fantastic job, Teddy. Another piece of vintage technology saved from potential landfill. :)

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  6 років тому +1

      It was a really tough job, but I am glad I was able to finish it. Thank you for your comment!

    • @RoughJustice2k18
      @RoughJustice2k18 6 років тому

      The additional LED's on the speakers made it even cooler.

  • @dianarusu473
    @dianarusu473 5 років тому +1

    bravo mestere esti. un adevarat maestru

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому +1

      Thank you for your compliment!

  • @revelairfanman6171
    @revelairfanman6171 2 роки тому

    The flywheel should be removed with the white plastic pulley still attached to avoid damage - it slides right off the shaft when the flywheel is withdrawn.
    The tubing should have a 5mm OD and importantly, a 2mm ID (not 3mm as it will slip).
    The ‘worn out tyre’ you removed very rarely needs to be replaced - it’ll need a clean up, yes but not replaced.
    I’ve serviced around 25 of these decks and I’d have to say they’re super easy to work on and rarely give any issues after a proper service.🙂

  • @carloscolon4295
    @carloscolon4295 6 років тому

    This time it was a success..great job,i knew u get it back to work..you sure are a master.love ur work.

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  6 років тому

      Thank you for your compliment on my work!

    • @carloscolon4295
      @carloscolon4295 6 років тому

      Teddy Hashee ..any time, you are a boss..

  • @glassman403
    @glassman403 4 роки тому

    TEDDY IS TOP!
    DISCO LIGHTS, THIS GUY ROCKS THE HOUSE!
    LITERALLY LOL!

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  4 роки тому

      Thank you for your compliments on my worK!

  • @oscarflores1980
    @oscarflores1980 6 років тому

    From bio-hazard boombox (from the roaches) to complete restoration! It's amazing!

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  6 років тому +1

      Thank you for your compliment on my work!

    • @oscarflores1980
      @oscarflores1980 6 років тому

      Teddy Hashee your welcome Teddy

  • @merkleymerkley
    @merkleymerkley 6 років тому +2

    Impressive commitment and patience.
    You’ll still lose sleep over why that motor kept running.
    It wasn’t a pure victory.
    Heheh. :)

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  6 років тому +1

      Thank you for the comment. As you said it wasn't a pure victory, but I am satisfied.

    • @edstar83
      @edstar83 5 років тому

      @@teddyhashee Me too. You did a good job.

  • @rovsharp
    @rovsharp 5 років тому

    Отличная работа, браво. I love Sharp.

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому

      Thank you for your compliment!

  • @WrenB111
    @WrenB111 5 років тому +1

    Why don't you have more followers??? This is what the internet is all about

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому +1

      Some day I may have more subs. Thanks for the comment.

  • @looklookerlooking
    @looklookerlooking 6 років тому

    That music being played on the cassette reminds me of "Speed Racer"😊. As always, great video, please keep the coming👍.

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  6 років тому +2

      Thank you for your compliment on my work! I saw original Speed Racer in Japan when I was a kid!

  • @sunnyray7819
    @sunnyray7819 5 років тому

    Good job man! You save a classic from when I was a kid, cool to see it live on.....good stuff just subscribed after seeing this restoration...

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому +2

      Hi, Sunny. Thank you for the subscription. I will upload more videos so come back and check sometime!

    • @sunnyray7819
      @sunnyray7819 5 років тому +1

      @@teddyhashee For sure, Thanks!

    • @sunnyray7819
      @sunnyray7819 5 років тому

      Just gargae pick an ols solid state all in one Curtis Mathis, going to see if its savable or strip it down and take the cool analog gauges out....

  • @ManoeldoSom
    @ManoeldoSom 6 років тому

    Hi, Mr. Teddy, how are you? This device really worked hard, but the important thing is to insist and achieve. Congratulations, it was excellent. A big hug

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  6 років тому

      Thank you for your compliment on my work!

  • @allenschmitz9644
    @allenschmitz9644 5 років тому

    this kinda work will make you go crazy.

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому

      Haha, you are absolutely right!

  • @maredalvar8971
    @maredalvar8971 5 років тому

    Buen trabajo!! Y que paciencia!!! Saludos desde Argentina👈!

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому +1

      Thank you for your compliment on my work!

  • @ThePbrook1967
    @ThePbrook1967 5 років тому

    First I wanna say I wish I had your patience, secondly damn u have a mess there! Great work!

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому

      Thank you for your compliment.

  • @willmarsanchez186
    @willmarsanchez186 6 років тому +1

    maestro no te das por vencido felicidades quedo como salida de fabrica

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  6 років тому

      Thank you for your compliment on my work! I finally was able to finish it with success.

  • @eletroribariba3139
    @eletroribariba3139 4 роки тому

    Incrível seu trabalho amigo. Um abraço aqui do Brazil. Também sou técnico em eletrônica!

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  4 роки тому

      Thank you for your compliments on my work!

  • @ivanpolik2782
    @ivanpolik2782 5 років тому

    oh,my -you are very good &you have a patience,really.

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому

      Thank you for your compliment on my work!

  • @johnnysmile01
    @johnnysmile01 4 роки тому

    This is Beautiful

  • @gennadiytaranenko6034
    @gennadiytaranenko6034 4 роки тому

    SUPER!!! Thanks!!!

  • @gustavoramirez-rangel5773
    @gustavoramirez-rangel5773 6 років тому +3

    Wow. I love this channel

  • @MrBoogaloo86
    @MrBoogaloo86 5 років тому

    Nice! The LED's look great.

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому

      Thank you! Red color led is just match for this machine!

  • @TRK8200e
    @TRK8200e 6 років тому

    Wow, I would have sadly given up, and added it to my growing pile of “ I’ll get around to it” , devices, the engine on the end sounds rather interesting also, 787b perhaps? Anyway, thanks for sharing 👍👍😎😎

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  6 років тому

      Hi,Mike. Thank you for the compliment. Hope your growing pile of items soon to be restored!! Thank you again!

  • @ametaljag
    @ametaljag 6 років тому

    I find your determination and ingenuity impressive and inspiring. But I do think you fight a tough battle though, seeing what $1000 can buy in current audio equipment.

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  6 років тому

      Hi, Albert. Thank you for your compliment on my work! It was a toughest work I have ever than, but I learned a lot from this experience.

  • @hakanozkeles2984
    @hakanozkeles2984 4 роки тому

    SUPER JOB

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  4 роки тому +1

      Thank you for your compliment on my work.

  • @RiderRc100
    @RiderRc100 5 років тому +1

    Thank you for clip

  • @vntgelvr13
    @vntgelvr13 6 років тому

    Once again...an Outstanding job! Aloha.

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  6 років тому

      Than you David for your compliment.

  • @JoseSantiago-sf3fr
    @JoseSantiago-sf3fr 4 роки тому

    Teddy the Boombox Whisperer!!!

  • @mr.robinsoncrewso7753
    @mr.robinsoncrewso7753 4 роки тому

    Wow im very impressed! Good job :)

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  4 роки тому

      Thank you for your compliments on my work!

  • @MrTbone127
    @MrTbone127 5 років тому

    you sir are AWESOME!!!!

  • @hamodachichigo8029
    @hamodachichigo8029 5 років тому

    wonderful work !!

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому +1

      Thank you for your compliment!

  • @jesshertz5181
    @jesshertz5181 4 роки тому

    It's a sample of lot Knowledge..plus ..lot Patience...LOL.

  • @donaldsurface6825
    @donaldsurface6825 6 років тому +2

    THAT WAS REAL COOL STUFF LIKE THE VIDO COOOL

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  6 років тому +1

      Thank you for your compliment on my work!

  • @nathegotule4666
    @nathegotule4666 3 роки тому +1

    Da,,ghetto blaster doctor
    Peace n kindness down under Sydney australia
    😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
    🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @arc6849
    @arc6849 5 років тому

    Lindo trabalho, Parabéns!!!!

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому

      Thank you for your compliment on my work!

  • @ratos74
    @ratos74 5 років тому

    I've got similar tape recorder and the motor is always spinning because of the inertia of heavy flywheel, if it starts spinning when you hit play you will hear the nasty slow take off. Tacking back the mod will be a wise ideea.

  • @Mega9830
    @Mega9830 6 років тому

    Great job.

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  6 років тому

      Thank you for your compliment.

  • @andreasiska7674
    @andreasiska7674 5 років тому

    nice work!

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому

      Thank you for your compliment on my work!

  • @DUOCAPRICORNS
    @DUOCAPRICORNS 6 років тому

    really amazing work :) wish u the best

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  6 років тому

      Thank you for your compliment!

  • @faraonaziz8156
    @faraonaziz8156 5 років тому

    КЛАСС!КРУТО! Я ФАНАТ SHARP ищуGF777 купил бы но у нас дорого стоит.Ты мастер своего дела как говорится СЕНСЕЙ.

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому

      Thank you for your compliment on my work! So you know the Japanese word "Sensei" that means teacher.

  • @whozaskin3639
    @whozaskin3639 5 років тому

    Sounds like there may be a speed sensing circuit that is down a capacitor or five. Probably a hall effect type thing.

  • @fransicorivas3141
    @fransicorivas3141 6 років тому +1

    Hey teddy you rose from the canvas and scored a knockout with this beautiful sharp. Great video. Question how would this model size up against the JVC M70. Great restoration

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  6 років тому +1

      HI, Fransisco. Thank you for the compliment on my work. The size is almost same, but GF's weight is heavier than M70, I believe.

  • @fernando29113
    @fernando29113 6 років тому

    Yo tengo ese. Modelo y me gusta .......exelente

  • @rahimkvayath
    @rahimkvayath 5 років тому

    Congrates

  • @Stingray2006
    @Stingray2006 4 роки тому +1

    Hi Teddy....i am a new fan of yours and i must say you are really a master technician....Maybe i can use you for my Realistic SRC-8 model 14-778A.......i might need you to check it out for me ....Where do you live??

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  4 роки тому +1

      I am at NJ USA. You have a great looking boombox!!

  • @fernando29113
    @fernando29113 5 років тому

    Yo. Tengo una igual. Y funciona ok. Efectiva.......

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому +1

      Good for you! Thank you for the comment.

  • @user-xd3yq9ju8j
    @user-xd3yq9ju8j 4 роки тому +1

    Hello! My name is Alexander. I'm from Russia. In the frame at 38 minutes 44 seconds, You use polish to remove scratches. Please tell her name in english and a link to the online store (if any).
    Thank you for the video!

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  4 роки тому +1

      That one is called metal polish made in Japan.
      The company name is Soft99
      www.soft99.co.jp/en/products/detail/20504/

    • @user-xd3yq9ju8j
      @user-xd3yq9ju8j 4 роки тому +1

      @@teddyhashee Thanks! And what kind of polish do you use for plexiglass? I want to find an analogue on the Aliexpress website.

  • @user-ds2oy2rw7c
    @user-ds2oy2rw7c 5 років тому +1

    А теперь можно отнести его на помойку, откуда Вы его принесли. Жестоко, но по существу.

  • @Axelcub
    @Axelcub 3 роки тому

    Hi Teddy. Awesome video. Just wondering, in the video at 31:15 what polish you are using to polish the radio and LED VU meter window with, please? I often use petroleum jelly to polish it but it doesn't make it shiny. Alex

  • @avkarlos
    @avkarlos 5 років тому

    Nice Good job i was one like this and i fix all the time. I. Stil have love the sounds?

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому

      Hi Carlos. Thank you for your compliment on my work!

  • @faisalsattarshergawnker9695
    @faisalsattarshergawnker9695 6 років тому

    Very Nice.. Sir.

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  6 років тому

      Thank you for your compliment on my work!

  • @bobbycuffe9212
    @bobbycuffe9212 5 років тому +1

    the GF-9696 has a "Tempo" fader on it.

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому +2

      Thank you for the great info!

    • @bobbycuffe9212
      @bobbycuffe9212 5 років тому

      Hi, wasn't telling you, was just wondering if that affected the Hz? Diff Sub i DLed the tuner you used and got the pro version and my guitar has never been in better tune! Thank You. @@teddyhashee i have a Sharp GF-9696 w/o the grills, i did a painting of it, www.flickr.com/photos/thedjthat/5018471603/in/album-72157624896129973/

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому +2

      You are quite the artist!

  • @adrianlee314
    @adrianlee314 6 років тому

    GOOD JOB

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  6 років тому

      Thank you for your compliment on my work!

  • @metalneanderthal
    @metalneanderthal 5 років тому

    Love your vids as always. So glad you didn’t give up on this one. One question, why do you paint the speakers? Does that effect the sound?

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому +2

      Hi, Max. Thank you for your compliment on my work. What I did to the speakers was not painting, but dye with Japanese calligraphy ink. It won't affect the sound quality.

    • @metalneanderthal
      @metalneanderthal 5 років тому

      Teddy Hashee awesome, yeah it really makes them look brand new!

  • @MrBoogaloo86
    @MrBoogaloo86 5 років тому +1

    I have the same boom box and it needs repair. Are you located in NYC? How can I contact you?

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому +1

      I'm in NJ 07605. 5 to 7 minutes after crossing GWB email me at teddy.hashee@gmail.com more detail info.

  • @f2goldsky256
    @f2goldsky256 5 років тому

    good remember...........

  • @larryreynolds7676
    @larryreynolds7676 5 років тому

    Teddy I thought the Sharp GF-9696 was 58 watts ? Is it louder than the JVC m-70 which is 40 watts ?

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому

      From the radio museum, it stated 40W
      www.radiomuseum.org/r/sharp_gf_9696z.html

  • @ghislainpitre7899
    @ghislainpitre7899 6 років тому +2

    Nice videos!
    I need something fixed.. Can I send over my girlfriends brain? Doesn't seem to be working.

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  6 років тому +1

      LOL I recommend DIY for the brain! Thank you for the comment!

  • @hectorarielrotela641
    @hectorarielrotela641 5 років тому +1

    Hi teddy, I have a Sharp GF-9696 that has some details. Do you want to know if you are interested in buying it? I can post it on EBAY at a price we agree on. Sorry to add this comment here. Thank you

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому +1

      Hector, I sent an email to you.

  • @Gurpreetmontreal
    @Gurpreetmontreal 5 років тому +1

    you are Best electronic engineer.in the world.....which is your Facebook id..

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому +1

      Thank you for your compliment on my work. I do not use facebook, but I just started instagram. instagram.com/teddyhashee/

  • @catleaderk
    @catleaderk 5 років тому

    いい心!!!

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому

      ありがとうございます。

  • @andressierra2256
    @andressierra2256 6 років тому

    Hello. I love you channel. You inspire to restore by myself. I'm working in a sony cassette deck td-199sd. I've been working more than 1 week. Its alive but, the frecuency of sound fluctuates 200hz. What can be the reason? Thanks

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  6 років тому

      Hi, are you talking about the tape speed? If it is around 200 hz, it is very slow. So far what did you do to restore your sony?

  • @bigbone88
    @bigbone88 5 років тому

    23:51 what spray are you use for the potentiometers?

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому

      amzn.to/30jqxwz
      Contact cleaner

  • @davidcross701
    @davidcross701 4 роки тому

    Attmp 3 what?! Through the antenna?

  • @oldboombox
    @oldboombox 5 років тому

    Hello Teddy,
    What rubber parts u used on 7:14 and 7:16 always is very hard to find idler tyres. Thanks

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому +1

      The first one is O-RING, you can find them on ebay, amazon, your local hardware store. Second one is from AUTO-SHOP. They have many type and size of the rubber tube that are parts for the car repair. Thank you for asking!

  • @ThePbrook1967
    @ThePbrook1967 5 років тому

    How did u fix the motor speed issue???

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому +2

      The motor speed controller wasn't fixed. But I adjusted motor speed with variable resistor circuit inside of the motor.

  • @farshidganji860
    @farshidganji860 5 років тому +1

    fuckkkkkkkkkkkkkk this is hard

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому +1

      Thank you for the comment!

  • @virgilwilliams2378
    @virgilwilliams2378 5 років тому +1

    The part you're having a hard time finding their's a solution. Ever heard of 3D printing.

    • @teddyhashee
      @teddyhashee  5 років тому +2

      Most of the 3D printing does not have a good surface condition as well as strength for the parts use.