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Do you know how to change the speeds? I have ELAC miracord 46 i cant put it on the difrent spees

I picked one of these up at a pawn shop for $50. It's really great.

How difficult is it to replace belts?

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I had one in 1971 while in Germany. It was portable though. Wish I still had it.

Hey. Got my hands on one too. But it doesnt start. Any ideas where i can find instructions on how to fix it?

The BSR was a common turntable on stereo systems in those days. Back then we called it a record player. And records are once again the preferred pre recorded method.

Picked one of these up for free on Craigslist, great condition and only the STEREO bulb is out. Looking to replace the caps, excited to see so much info on these, thanks for the video!

How many, bought and sold, in Ohio> Back in the early 1960's? Just wondering. No biggy.

I just bought this deck, I hope is good 😊

I am looking for two slider knobs for that exact same equalizer any thoughts

Can we Rec mobile phn songs to cassettes with this Sony deck ?

Great video. Sounds nice

Where are the SS-310 speakers it came with? I had one of these. Bought in 1974 when I was in 9th grade.

Ingin dari th 80 an hingga 2024 belum kesampaian.....duh

These are the Wharfedale "Dalesman" and were released in 1972 along with the first versions of the Linton and Dovedale. They were suitable for amplifiers with an output impedance of 8 to 15 ohms, had a power handling of 15 watts RMS and a frequency response of 30 to 15000 Hz. They are very efficient, as were all of the Wharfedale models of the era. The external trim on some may vary as they were also sold in kit form. They are now quite rare as they didn't take off the way the Linton and Dovedale did. I have been a Wharfedale collector (in Australia) for many years and I have never laid eyes on any over here. Gilbert Briggs made a point of marketing his products in a big way in the USA to the detriment of other countries, mainly because of his limited manufacturing capabilities at the time.

Radio Shack was a Division of the Tandy Corporation and their "house brand" of stereos were branded REALISTIC! The STA-700 is a good looker indeed with its black front trimmed with white fonts and a nice low profile! The STA-700 is rated at 12 watts PC RMS which is plenty of power especially for small listening areas. Like lots of Realistic stereos from the "VINTAGE" area the STA-700 has a nice warm sound! Thank you for your nice video presentation of the Realistic STA-700!

I have had one since 1975, I still use it

Just picked up the same Toshiba receiver yesterday 130 dollars haven't had time to play with it yet but love the look of it. What do you think of yours

Mix on the selector is essentially mono sound

Very nice deck

i have the nikko audio version of this.

My volume will not get loud.

Hi, Output on the right, is that for the ear-phones? Taiwan or Japan?

Thanks for the vid, but in 2 more minutes you could have removed the plate and shown the wheel.

Rubber softener will make the rubber come off easily. That dirt you mentioned is likely rubber.

tempting. 🎉

where is the speed selector?

I like mine, but I had to get a dust cover so 150.00 into it. Came with a Shure M75. Just needed a basic tune up. I like how the platter looks thicker than the plinth.

Basically a Nakamichi BX150. Same heads, transport and electronics. Same quality audio and recording capability. UDAR makes this RX unique though and of course more collectible. I own an RX505, a higher end 3 head Nak deck. And a beauty to behold.

My friend had one back in college 😅

Thanks! Just bought one off Marketplace. Like hearing the history of Kenwood. I'm looking forward to hooking it up and hearing the awesome.

Good video, better than the shorter one, not keen on the switch bottom left, cheers i will get something more recent

i was just given this as a gift

I bought the kenwood stack with the KM992 AMP(120watts) that came with the beautiful speakers LS P9300👍🏻 then about 2 weeks later I guy sold this same unit with a turning table and a small speakers, then I use phone for the table and AUX an IPAD Spotify etc.. so, maybe I don’t know much about it but..the KA3500 when using the Spotify I find a. It more clear up front, vol 3. 3.5 or 4ish with bass at +4 it’s pleasant the +6 a bit punhcy but even BASS in flat, still is good enough. The KA is only 40W, right? The KM992 stack came with CD,cassette and EQ, I can hear the slight difference. But I get the KA only has bass and treble , but yeah I like the sound and I haven’t gone too loud yet, the LS P9300 speakers can take 500Ws and hopefully I can put it to test. But so far I like this KA3500.

one of the best 70´s turntables, from 79 , i have a lot of them but this was one of my favorite for home use either than the PLC-590 ,20 series also from pioneer , a personaqlized SP-1 and a SL-1000MKII also from 79, technics , off course

there is a button on the back of the arm ,on the plinth that if off it doesn´t make auto-return, a lot used the SL-1300 and SL-1500 before the 1200MKII

i still have it all original but the stylus is getting old and don´t know what to do , the new cartridges are totally diferent from what was used till them 90´s, in repeat knob you say ...till 6 times if on the "R" position it repeats endlessly

That was my first stereo 😊

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This cassette deck made a hit in the movie 9 1/2 Weeks

very nice

I have the STA -850 got it at a good price and when it arrived I couldn't believe how good the condition of it was, like brand new, and has a great sound to it. very happy with my purchase.

It plays so nice just hifi

I had the exact radio. It was in my parents garage for years until my father decided to throw it out......

The rumble spec is what matters to me as well as the while and flutter. This is a direct drive turntable and the rumble figure is -78 decibels. Which is quite a bit better than belt driven turntables and almost as good as the fabulously expensive sl 1200 mark 2.

I love mine! I have an Audio Technica AT-VM95ML cartridge on it and it sounds AMAZING! Other than the 1200's, this is my favorite DD turntable.

I wanna this one. good deck.

It's about 10 watts per channel.

I have one of these. Recently looking to upgrade even though I got it in May. I want to get a RC 970 and the power amps, eventually I want to get to power amps but I'm going to stay with the 970 series. I really like it. However I need new speakers is amplifier is too nice for a pair of Sony sscs5