Sharp GF-8686 Restoration! Bluetooth mode!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ต.ค. 2024
- Classic Boombox Sharp GF-8686 restored. The customer wanted Bluetooth functionality. The result was very good, amazing and clean quality.
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Good afternoon, dear Master of restoration! I regularly watch your videos after work or before going to bed! They inspire me a lot, they remind me of golden times. It's great that there are such Masters from God like you! I wish you success in everything, new interesting acquisitions that will bring you joy! As well as happiness, health and well-being!😇💯💫✋🤝
Thank you very much for your incredibly beautiful and warm words. I always try to show as many different and interesting videos as possible. And I do it for my followers. After all, it takes at least twice as much time to make repairs while filming as it does to just do the job. I also do my own editing, which is another 4-5 hours of work. But comments like yours make it all worthwhile 😊 Thank you very much! 😊
@@restoration-RC-Studio Thank you very much, dear Master! I can imagine how difficult it is not only to restore technically complex devices, but also to mount videos on a computer! We will be in touch! When the time comes in the fall, I will also learn how to restore vintage audio equipment. At the moment, I can only repair simple devices (using Tanashin mechanisms). But I need to grow, your videos will help me a lot! Thanks!!!
Great work as always.
From a friend in Germany.
Unless I missed it I didn't see the fix for the right speaker problem and the Bluetooth mod.
Once again you fail to show details of any repair work and cut too much out of the video. Just before and after, no actual restoration shown.
Unsubscribed. 😞
Fault-finding is a long and uninteresting process. The problem is a traditional one for this type of devices, a defective "painted" resistor on the motherboard. It is a pity that you are leaving my channel, but I will try to show more details in the future anyway. Good luck to you.