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Audiovox CDM is flip phone with a camera and flash. It was released in early It scans things. Saa sounds very well , afther warming up. And the tx only the lamps need to be replaced. The only thing i need is caps for the knops some are missing and the speaker plugs. And i'm looking for a pair of speaker, i use now some small jvc 3way speakers. Who can help? Thankx in advance. What great to see my first amplifyer again.
Bought it in about '76, from my first earned money. A friend traveled to the other side of the country Netherlands to get it for me. I still regret that i sold it Just acquired a SA for trade credit at a used CD store.
Since I didn't want the CDs and had paid nothing for them they were promotional copies , the amp was basically free. The volume control was also on its last legs and had to be replaced. Unfortunately, the four-gang dual position volume rheostat, which doubled as a balance control, is no longer manufactured or so I was told -- and I have no reason to doubt the technician.
So I had to settle for a replacement which effectively eliminates the possibility of separate volume adjustments for each channel. No matter -- I hardly ever use balance controls anyway. In spite of its diminutive size, the amp has lots of power. And it has a nice clean sound with quite a bit of warmth. I remember reading somewhere and I think it makes sense that with tube amps just recently being replaced in the late s and early s, there was more of an attempt in the early solid state amplifiers to "engineer in" a tube-type sound.
Whether than's true or not, I'm very pleased with my new little critter. That is true, the amplifier is a very powerful amplifier, seems that more than 13 watts per channel as specified. Unfortunatelly, seller did not prepare pack accordingly, amplifier had power on knob completely damaged. And worst, it doesn't turns on, I believe because this problem on power on button. I was wondering if someone here would have a power on button to sell and help me restoring this unit.
Desconsidering this damage, looks great! I am using this amp for many many years and it's still working perfect, maybe some "Cracking" sounds in the volume controll when it is cold but when warmed up its working great! I had an SA from about to It started crackling yonks ago on the volume. G'day all. Was just poking around on the web to see the history of my little audio amp, and found this site - awesome!
As you may have guessed I have one of these, and I love it!!! It sounds great - i really agree with the comments here. I will never change it. I have never wound its fully up. Maybe I should! I recently gave it an overhaul, as the right channel was intermittently cutting in and out. I found that a lot of the internal board to board wiring was wire-wrapped, and not soldered.
So i spent an hour or so soldering all such connections. No more issues, and sounding better than ever. Pots and switches could use a clean, and maybe the electros might need changing one day There are some small differences between these models:. I'm a Pioneer SA a very happy possesor, from a very long time.
The amp has an incredible warm sound, just like a tube amp. My a is headphone dedicated. The stereo mono selector is present in the SA a front panel. Other differences are located in the front panel, look to the volume-balance control and input selector control position.
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