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The upside-down, unserviceable (but beautiful) vintage cassette deck

130K views · Feb 1, 2020 · Science & Technology

Comments · 550

  • @SirJeff · 6 years ago (edited)

    <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2HA4RuAraY&amp;t=624">10:24</a> I thought you were AVGN for a second there...

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  • @NJRoadfan · 6 years ago

    Reminds me of taking apart Volkswagens. A lot of &quot;what the <b>**</b> were they thinking when they built this thing!?&quot; and a cheery service manual that simply says &quot;installation is the reverse of disassembly&quot;.

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  • @gloomyblackfur399 · 3 years ago

    After getting into cassettes, I realize that ease of service is a far more wonderful thing than exterior polish or even technical specs. A Dolby S deck that cant be serviced is just a deck you are leasing from the landfill.

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  • @AMDXplusplus · 6 years ago

    <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2HA4RuAraY&amp;t=70">1:10</a> The font of the word &quot;METAL&quot; is the SEGA logo, but in black instead of blue.

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  • @knate44 · 4 years ago

    God, the six pence cover of there she goes takes me BACK

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  • @CoolDudeClem · 6 years ago

    Me (at the start of the video): What&apos;s so upside down about this? Looks normal to me,<br>Me (later on) : Oh.

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  • @AttilaTheHun333333 · 6 years ago

    A time where entry level equipment was still decent and made fun.

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  • @WorkbenchSF · 4 years ago

    Panasonic also made the MCS branded stuff (JC Pennys). &nbsp;I had the this same deck branded as MCS.

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  • @Franko_Walker · 6 years ago

    I used to have a seperates stereo system in the 80&apos;s. The tuner/amp was labled National-Panasonic, the tape deck was Technics-Panasonic, the CD was Technics and the turn-table was National. Hell of a mix-up, but sounded fantastic.

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  • @ct1660 · 6 years ago

    I&apos;ve came across several of these at my workplace. Recently, in a bid to compete against most thrift stores, we started making anything in the DIY section $5, no matter what it is.

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  • @Lewis-vr2vo · 4 years ago

    I&apos;ve Got One Of Those, It Still Kicks. Thanx For The Info.

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  • @HorseMachineRanch · 6 years ago

    Your style is perfect and I just wanted to say I hope you continue doing everything you do on this channel. &nbsp;Seeing a new upload from you is a special thing to people like me.

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