waxkinglyrical
pfm Member
Hi,
You could sign up to Tapeheads - www.tapeheads.net - which would involve registration, an informal introduction and then seek help, perhaps a member close to your location might be able to assist.
Irrespective of that, being a member should enable you to keep the deck in very good order, the people over there are affable, informed and generous with their prodigious knowledge of tape decks.
Failing that route, someone like Peter Dolman at DolmanAV is recommended, albeit he is very busy having taken on much of the Nakamichi service work that B&W previously undertook.
You could sign up to Tapeheads - www.tapeheads.net - which would involve registration, an informal introduction and then seek help, perhaps a member close to your location might be able to assist.
Irrespective of that, being a member should enable you to keep the deck in very good order, the people over there are affable, informed and generous with their prodigious knowledge of tape decks.
Failing that route, someone like Peter Dolman at DolmanAV is recommended, albeit he is very busy having taken on much of the Nakamichi service work that B&W previously undertook.
Tony L
Administrator
@df_genius here certainly knows his way around a cassette deck and does do repairs.
I did post up there a couple of weeks ago but so far no response. The deck is well worth fixing as those dual VU meters are special.
waxkinglyrical
pfm Member
Bumpity bump, would do this but I’m on a sabbatical from Tapeheads.
It really is a classy and classic-looking player. Logic controls are responsive and motors seem ok (one is noisy though). Record is good on both channels but only one channel on playback (headphones and rca outs). Visually it is excellent so will be kept as part of my hifi furniture if it doesn’t get fixed.
