We Are Rewind Portable Cassette Player Teardown | Prying it open [English]

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• LA

  @lawsononyoutube · 3 years ago

  not sure if you were aware, but techmoan actually linked your video in his pinned comment under his review of the player

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• PE

  @Peter-b9z3v · 3 years ago

  Superbe video. I serviced electronics since the 50s and is great to see young people loving these elecromechanics. Cheers Patagonia Argentina

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• BA

  @Ball-shreddeR-62 · 2 years ago

  While I don't own one of these I do have an old player from around 2000. It has the exact same playing mechanism as the player you have. It plays really slow so I needed to find where I could access the machanism speed screw. Thanks, this helps a lot.

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• TI

  @tigerclaw4537 · 2 years ago

  Great video. Would love to also see a Teardown of the FiiO CP13.

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• AL

  @altanphedap6361 · 3 years ago

  Flywheel gave me hope 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

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• BO

  @Bob-1802 · 3 years ago (edited)

  It is advertized mostly as a player. As a recorder, well... I spot a permanent magnet (blue head) for erasing, it works no doubt but playback noise level will be higher and there is no noise reduction circuitry. As engineers usually take the same oscillator for an AC erase head and for the recording bias, I would guess the recording bias is DC here which cuts in half the tape dynamics. Such cheap implementations will just reinforce people's bad opinions about cassettes🤗

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• DE

  @deanwolfechannel · 3 years ago

  Thanks.

• OV

  @OVERLOARD949494 · 8 months ago

  soldering iron, a replacement belt and a 3d printer for the parts that may break if you fail are everything you need^^

• ME

  @melovemusic69 · 3 years ago

  Thank you

• RA

  @ralphreinhardt6020 · 3 years ago

  Very nice of you to make this informative vid. Thank much, it is very helpful.  😎👍

• JE

  @JEEPSTR78 · 2 years ago

  Just got mine!

• WA

  @WalnutSpice · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chWDaAjddF0&amp;t=247">4:07</a> so it&apos;s a walkman wmf41 clone. When the time comes, these&apos;ll take the same belts. Should make it easier to repair once pried open

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