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This is the 3340 model, not the 3340S.

I guess the title says it all, except dates. Leave Reno late night Monday, April 8th...Phoenix/Tucson (via Las Vegas) on the 9th, return to Phoenix on the 12th, back to Reno on the 13th. Lots of room in one-ton truck. PM me if I can help you.

Thanks Sat...I have the service manual. I think I will try to swap out the playback amp board, unless I hear of a better diagnostics route to take. If I turn the power off and let it sit, then turn back on, it works perfectly. Then in a minute or two, left channel craps out.

I found a basketcase 3340 and basically have been restoring the machine using another parts machine that I got from a generous AK'er (thanks Time-Travel :thmbsp:). Using a pre-recorded tape, I select play on tracks 1 (left front) & 3 (right front). Sounds wonderful!!! Then about two minutes...

James sent me a TEAC 3340 parts unit and it was packed like it was going to the moon! Thanks James, I appreciate :yes: all your effort in my behalf!

Thank you Mr Jones for the edification...Now if I can just figure out how to get the vu meters out of a 3340 :scratch2:...it is like breaking into a bank vault!

Thanks for the info...did they ever make a model 3340 without the A prefix or S suffix?

The only belts on a 3340 is the capstan belt and the counter belt. Mark, I can't tell which of the 3340 series has a plug. I know the one I have has the lever on the front (Fast/Pause/Play) and no dummy plug on the back. I would like to know the history of the 3340.

What do you mean by "reversible version of the A-3340" Mr Jones? What is reversible? Direction? Another question, if the lever is in the Play position on these units, should the arrow button pointing to the left work?

I think Mark was referring to the 3340S. Does your 3340 have the lever for the change from Fast/Pause/Play?

Got an A6010 with the wired remote and original vinyl cover...love it! Wish it would take 10.5" reels though.

Hi Gordon! Welcome to AK...

Well, I have a 1980 that is very nice...everything works as it should (thoroughly checked not a year ago). I see them sell for $1500 and up and I am guessing this shop wants some serious money for it. For that kind of money a person could buy a pretty nice Mac amp/preamp/tuner combo. I have that...

Bundaberg Ginger Beer...great stuff.

I never even got that far...the price made me take my heart medicine :D.

You seem to misunderstand me (I must learn to be clearer). I have no problem with them asking any price they want, they own them. They are nice speakers, but I have seen them for much less in better condition...that is all.

What are they looking to get for them, any idea?

With just a little work, the 302's can be made to sing...pound for pound my favorite Bozak speaker here at the Museum. Enjoy them Jim!

I just stopped at the Salvation Army...they got a set of AR-LST's :drool: in decent shape for...for...$1299 :thumbsdn: (yes, one thousand two hundred and ninety-nine). So ends the day of "thrift" stores. Corner of Oddie and Sutro.

Go get him Sam, please get him...sorry for the work of an idiot. This is going to be fun to watch.

Rodeo, New Mexico (headrig timbers) Mount Lassen from Hiway 44 Road Forks, NM (Carbonate Hill Mine site)

Thanks Jesse..the calendar is available for free (and it is nice, high-quality card-stock) if anyone wants one.

Is this on a TEAC machine? How do you adjust the height of the reel table on yours?

I measured the reel table heights before disassembly and they were exactly the same. I think adjusting the reel table to a specific take up reel is the answer...now to figure out how to do that without screwing something else up.

I have just finished restoring a TEAC A-6010 and man am I having a good time with it. I had forgotten how nice it was to have a R2R! There is one problem, which is slowly driving me nuts though. During quiet passages of music, I can occasionally hear either the take up or feed reel scraping...