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  1. yellowyears

    yellowyears New Member

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    Thanks to everyone’s advice on here. I just picked up the kx-330. Still waiting on speakers and I need to give it a good clean/service (hadn’t been used in ~3 years) to make sure everything is up to scratch.[​IMG]
     
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    yellowyears New Member

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    Okay cool, thanks. I was looking into getting some sort of system that could connect to multiple devices in my room.
    I also got some surgical spirit, 95% industrial methylated spirit. Apparently it’s the same as rubbing/isopropyl alcohol (maybe even better?) so I am going to use it to clean the tape head. unfortunately my first tape has gotten really dirty already
     
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    Mister X Moderator Staff Member

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    Tapes will get gooey over the years and have "tape shred." It's much rarer with cassettes, I get it more with reel to reel tapes but it looks like black flakes or gooey blobs. If your seeing that after playing tapes, don't use them.
     
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    If they have an important recording on them you can bake them. That is what recording studios do. You will have to Google how to do it as it isn't something I have ever tried.

    Regarding amplifiers with lots of inputs this was the first Yamaha one that came up on eBay.
    https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/363940253625?hash=item54bc878fb9:g:iisAAOSwIbJi88jA
    It probably cost about £500 new but is about as fashionable as a CRT TV these days.
     

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