Pioneer TA-110L receiver repair and service
28K views · Jun 21, 2023 · People & Blogs
Comments · 84
@adamjacobs8606 · 13 days ago
Clearly this was stored in the place they make dust at
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@wacholder5690 · 1 year ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFVzGe3egPk&t=543">9:03</a> There had been pharao tombs with lesser dust ...
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@Dorff_Meister · 8 months ago (edited)
Dustmageddon. Wow. The texture looks like an electron microscope image.
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@jimviddatron · 1 year ago
I would love to see more Amp/Receiver videos.
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@CinemaObscura57 · 5 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFVzGe3egPk&t=1508">25:08</a> that thing is gorgeous!
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@AlbySpace · 1 year ago
A big departure in quality from the pioneer’s silver beauties of the late ‘70s…
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@hahnsolo7241 · 1 year ago
This one has looked like it was a few years in sea...and i know it was hard work to clean and put tgether, for me personally i gave up at this, to much work an bad condition !<br>But you've done it and won the fight...respekt for that !
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@Timrh23 · 1 year ago
Such a cool project, looks beautiful now. Love how you solved the speaker terminals.
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@valleywoodstudio7345 · 8 months ago
Loudness button is for restorative eq at low listening levels to match our Equal Loudness Contours. <br>At low level we don't hear the bass that well compared to the mid range ( hearing frequency flattens out as levels increase up toward 75dB SPL). Loudness effectively applies a bass boost and a little treble boost. Not to be used at higher levels though as it will sound boomy!
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@cassette_decks_and_turntables · 1 year ago
Excellent work 👍
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@Synthematix · 1 year ago (edited)
Hilarious that someone passed this for electrical safety with an un-shrouded mains plug, this is the FIRST thing you check.<br><br>Make a vacuum adapter by using a piece of 10mm silicone tubing to get in the tight spaces, used in combination with a 1" paintbrush
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@peaheaduk · 1 year ago
Great new lease of life.. Well done 👍
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