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cheep607
Hey! I recently got a SUV98 with this remote control (see photo), do you have any idea which VCRs are copatible with the controler. And my last question is about the remote control from the EQ SH 8057 from the 88'; it has a remote in and out plugs, any idea if I can control the EQ by following the whole control system (deck, tuner, amp, etc). I'm trying to build the SC A870 Technics Rack from US around 88-89!

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SVI2004A
SVI2004A
Hiya… the USA vtr models differ from the Oceania PAL machines (our ones had NV as a model prefix) but have found a list here… I’d look at the HiFi Stereo ones from the 88 era…

Panasonic - VCR_Wiki

vcr.wikidot.com vcr.wikidot.com

some EQ you could use remote for a few things - that remote doesn’t have EQ options on it… the systems like that ran off the tuner remote sensor… tho the cd players had their own
cheep607
cheep607
EQ options such as? Just curious, wait so there was multiple remote controllers for the same amp/tuner? For the VCR I was interested in one with 6 heads, found this in my local area: Compatible or maybe not

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Hi Mcaddie7-

I was reading your HK 930 restoration thread with interest. I have a 930 that is new to me. I am unable to set the bias. I have the left channel set to ~15 mV. But the right channel is between 50-60 mV regardless where I set (VR621). I see in the thread that you changed VR601 and VR624 potentiometers to new ones. What potentiometers did you use to replace VR601/621 and where did you source them?

Thanks
mcaddie7
mcaddie7
Hi! I had an old matched pair I used. Try to find a multi turn pot so you can really adjust it finely. Something like this would work well. Not sure what wattage is needed but 1/2 should be enough given the rest of those resistors are in the same range https://a.co/d/22mUDkX


Don’t forget to maybe change that temp diodes that were suggested in my thread as well, that I think helped as well

Good luck!
S
Hello. I just bought a pair of 322c and am designing a box for them based on the 2.4cu. ft. from the matched JBL product. This volume seems a bit big. Did you have any luck on this project? Any insights are appreciated. Thanks.
S
Hello. I just bought a pair of 322c and am designing a box for them based on the 2.4cu. ft. from the matched JBL product. This volume seems a bit big. Did you have any luck on this project? Any insights are appreciated. Thanks.
H
I am debating if i should repair my ess amt i towers, I need the best 10 inch woofer, I read need a fast woofer the freq res of the towers were 28-24k =- 2.5 db
P
Just acquired Sansui 5050 receiver and it takes 25 second for the speakers relay to click and it sounds good in my opinion. Is it normal that it takes that long?
jd3rdcoast
5000A,220071075,jd3rdcoast
LBPete
LBPete
Thanks for posting. It will be in the March report available in early April
S
Thanks for the reply
I didn’t realize that I could install a two channel receiver, cause I was thinking being that I had four speakers the only way to separate them would be to use something with at least four channels plus the sub?
I know nothing
jayvis
jayvis
The 2-channel receivers and integrated amps I mentioned are all capable of driving four speakers at once, but you'll have to follow the manufacturer guidelines on the impedances of the speakers you connect to it.
Twenty20Man
waves hello, having my health issues. Thought i would pop on say hello I'm Tom from Texas. Still no Echowars that's not good. Well I'll try popping in more often.
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