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    Need advice sourcing hardware for 1980s Pioneer

    Hi, Am refurbishing a 1980s Pioneer piece, an SG-9800. Yet, I guess this pertains to a variety of 1980s Japanese units. Attempted to clean the black hardware (screws and whatnot) but the finish is damaged. Is the hardware 'special' or simply what was available? I can paint it all but that...
  2. JoeSound

    You Don't Know What You Are Missing Until You Hear It

    Years ago, a friend of mine was in the passenger seat of my '67 Chevy and commented to me that I should remove the cloth that was covering the rear speakers of my car radio. "Why should I do that?" I said. "Because your speakers sound muffled," was his reply. "It sounds like this," as he put...
  3. Pretzelogic

    Sansui 2000X shell screws

    A buddy gave me his old 2000X. I just got it back from the shop all rebuilt and it sounds killer. When I got it it was missing the 4 screws which hold the chassis in the the wooden shell. Audio repair shop I took it to didn’t have any spare ones that fit. Any idea what size these are and where I...
  4. K

    A Pioneer SA8100 hardware question

    I'm working on recapping a SA8100 I purchased long ago on an online auction site. Someone else had been in there before me, and quite a few of the sheet metal screws are missing. What is the proper replacement for the screws that fastened the power amp PCB to the chassis? That seems to be the...
  5. S

    Pioneer SX D7000, hardware missing

    I'm having a difficult time finding parts for my 80's Pioneer receiver. I recently had a local repair guy working on my receiver. He misplaced the 5 small screws that attach the face plate to the frame, and the two treble/bass sliders that go on the outside of the face plate. I've tried some...
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