Pilot record player, Collaro deck
A nice way to end a week. Customer came in with a late ‘50s Pilot record player. Wow I hear you all shouting. This player […]
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A nice way to end a week. Customer came in with a late ‘50s Pilot record player. Wow I hear you all shouting. This player […]
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Friday morning project. A very tired Fender Pro185. Okay, not a hot glowing glass bulb of loveliness in site. But we need the bills paying
Nice big Rivera 120 Watt amp came in today. Very heavy at 5.5 tons. Blown mains and HT fuses and 4 output valves (EL34) looking
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Don’t see many of these nowadays. Early 1970s Sony TA5650. One of the first amps to use VFET transistors in the output stage. Nice amplifiers
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Good when a plan all comes together. Been working on the relocation of the transmitter for Breeze 97.7 FM. Prime location using one of Albox
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Just to set the scene. A warmer than average day for this time of year, a nice bag of oranges brought in by a customer,
London City DEA100 Mk5!! Read More »
Another day in the Zeta Services play pen, employing my enormous talent, repairing TV after TV for people that don’t realize and appreciate the honour
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Not seen one of these Fender variations before. basically looks like a Twin Reverb / Bassman 100 Watt, with a reverb unit and 4 basic
Abbey Road Recording Studios We have all seen the famous photo of the Beatles walking across the zebra crossing toward Abbey Road Studios. Where
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A good indication as to the build quality and a sign of overall thoughtful design, is how easily something can be dismantled and serviced and
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Well that was a surprise. A nice afternoon I thought, quick check over, even with the blindfold on….Oh no…A Quad 33-303 came in with the
Nothing like having to fix your own test gear? Had to dig out the old Marconi Modulation Meter the other day. Been sat doing nout