The Ampex Micro 30 is a rebranded Philips 22RR482 also known as Norelco in the USA. The year of introduction of the Philips is 1968. Before that...
Could it be this one? https://www.stereo2go.com/forums/threads/boom-boom-boom-come-back-to-my-room-cassette-archaeology.8970/
Panasonic did have real Direct Drive players, the RX-S40 and RX-S41. I don't think there are players from other brands without belts.
From 1971 Philips had the 22RR800 in the same styling as the Superscope mentioned in post #2 from @Jorge : [ATTACH]
The ones in the YT video look like these: https://www.ebay.nl/itm/404211622914 You can see in my last picture the diameter is a bit larger...
I found these at Mouser: https://nl.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Nichicon/RS60E561MCN1JT?qs=ET0bm%252B8TtG5lvU1c4NAUCA%3D%3D Although it is 560µF, the...
I watched the video and I noticed he uses 6.3V capacitors as replacements, and my impression is that they are a bit higher than the old ones so...
Mouser, Farnell and Digikey have large choices in electrolytic capacitors, but it starts at 4V and the minimum size is 6.8x7.7mm. I don't know if...
The only 470µF/2.2V capacitors I can find are in the power supply part (C801 and C802). Which electrolytics in the output do you mean exactly?...
This Panda 'Walkman' could become a collectors item when Sony stops them selling it under the 'Walkman' name, but it's still rubbish probably....
I don't think Sony will be happy about this.:hmmm
Hello! I saw your post about the Aiwa HS-PX510 in the restoration thread, and now I see that it is deleted. Maybe you can offer your player again...
So, just test the Sony headphones with your amplifier. Maybe you have the luck that this Sony is in good shape and then the 30 Wpc should be...
From what I know of electret headphones is that they lose the permanent charge of the diaphragm over time. That means the phones are becoming more...
It's not really necessary to use a head from a 3-head deck. There are many twoheaders reaching 20 kHz in playback. Any entry-level Nakamichi model...
Because a WM-D3 is able to make recordings, I presume Sony used a head that has a large gap, which is nessesary for recording. Such a head...
That's a Panasonic RX-S40
It's good to have you back here Hugo! Life can be very tough and I'm happy for you that it's going in the right direction again.
Probably because this Sanyo is just a basic mono recorder intended for voicerecording purposes.
These models are in this 1984/85 brochure: https://www.hifi-archiv.info/Marantz/1984-85-Marantz-BUS-Systeme/
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