I have a friend giving me that has a "HUGE" lasonic in his words. Says the tuner but the needle doesn't move., Does anyone know any reputable repair places for something like this?

Hello everyone, this is my first post on this subreddit!! I recently got this Aiwa XP-570 CD Player for $6 at a thrift shop, and I absolutely love it, it sounds amazing. Although one problem I'm having is that the laser gets a little temperamental when the Shock Protection is turned off, I'm guessing probably due to its age. It also makes clicking sound when switching in between tracks. Was there any way I could remedy these problems?

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I bought a Panasonic RF-2200 off Facebook.

I'm missing 2 rubber switch covers for the Bandwidth and Marker switches.

Does anyone know I can get 2 of these small rubber switch covers (with the yellow horizontal stripe)?

Hi I got some old ipods, the square shaped one, not the long, rectangle version. I copy/pasted some mp3s on there via usb cable, but I can't get the music to show up? How do I do it? I only have a PC. Looking for free alternatives to Itunes windows.

I had a silver/blue Philips boombox with a cassette, cd and radio in the 00's. I want to get one of the same models again but I cannot find the right model. It had a bassboost switch on the top, a blue volume knob and a blue switch for tape/cd/fm. In looks it was quite close to a Philips AZ1575.

I've been looking at getting my girlfriend an 160gb 7th gen ipod classic.

Thing is I don't remember them coming in different colors.

So if it's a colored one does that mean it's been modified already?

Or did apple produce a bunch of different colors later in the run?

Hi I would like a brand/product recommendation for a simple mp3 player. I know the smartphone has replaced this tech, but I would still like an old fashioned mp3 player (no bluetooth). I want to use wired headphones at the gym. Looking for a good quality sound, good volume, small size. All I could find is Sandisk, but the reviews aren't the best. https://www.amazon.ca/Sandisk-8GB-Clip-Player-Black/dp/B00VXMY262/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8

Not truly vintage, since I plan on using these in my car. I have an FM transmitter but its utter garbo and relies me to use my phone and honestly I'm more of a physical button than a touchscreen dude.

Anyway, so I'd like to get some of my digital audio onto cassettes. Unfortunately looking into brick and motar stores, they are virtually non-existent now, vinyl shops don't give af about cassettes and online searches results in shitty walkmans and cassette -> MP3 convertors, with very few offering at the very least a 3.5mm input jack, but according to reviews I've looked at they're all utter garbo.

So here I am consulting a random community that I didn't know existed until now.

TL;DR: I want a (not too expensive, but not garbage) method of recording digital audio to cassettes.

national panasonic sg-2080l Hi looking for a spare knob for this system please thanks

It was released in 1986 I believe and came with an optional linear power supply.

On uhf a signal with an approximate signal strength of -80 dbm goes colorless but is surprisingly clear. The audio is almost totally quiet.

It isn't until you get a SNR of 15 db on the rsp1a for the video signal (-85 dbm) that the picture get very grainy and the audio is very staticy.

like most 80s tvs it does emit radio energy. A GE superradio of any kind of moderate signal will suffer buzz on am when this radio is in the room. It also seems to conduct rf energy via the wiring on 550 khz when on. As soon as the tv is turned off no rf is given off.

The power supply still gets a little warm as linear power supplies are wont to do.

In the 80s this might have prompted people to turn off the tv when listening to am radio.