The string coming out of the unit is the string that puls the pick up arm mecanism toward the disc, if the arm does not move after pressing play the TT turns of, an easy fix, if by Benny ask to change all bands (2 if I remember right) and change electrolitic caps and do a full service, its worth it, as Rich mensioned only the MMC2 is worth a couple

If I remember right, the connections on the left side is in and the right side is out

Can confirm Spiros remarks, went to Crete at the end of the 1980s, had 6 hours between flights in Athens, hired a taxi to show me the sights. Within 3 hours he took me around, driving like a devil, and then he invited me to dine at a taxidriver restaurant, at a table with some 6 other taxidrivers I was forced to eat some very tasty greek cousine, when

[quote user="Todd"]Need Your Advice Sir"[/quote] 1. Dont by "offline", you will have no protection what so ever. 2. Get photos of all damages, and get a guarantie that the unit works, and is not repaired upon before. 3. DONT BUY OFFLINE. Buying on the bay is a mather of trust, I allways ask for more photos if needed, I ask questions

At the moment I'm working hard on my siesta, after that I have to open my BM 2400 again, it came back with the old failure, changing channels by itself, and after doing that for one or 2 hours it turned of.

Steffen, As Einstein truly remarked "All is relative", so is time, in 100 years your alu is gone, but so will your Jap. amp. be. Take a look at how Leslie do his refurb, perfect until the last detail, he will not be happy with "only" caustic soda treatment. And I will try caustic soda on a pair of items, just to see how it comes

[quote user="Leslie"] Re-clothed the drivers instead of re-foamed! [/quote] ANIMALS

What is the diameter and pull of this speaker ?

Leslie, if we ever meet, I will kneel down and kiss your feets

Fast and furious repairs LTD, we repair anything with anything, free repair offers I love to see profesionals at work. But in this repair I would have tried with heavy duty duct tape. No really, as a profesional engineer I cry when I see things like that, destroying a pair of beautifull items, and who knows what else they "repaired", you'll