Revisiting Cassettes Tapes

[TitanTim]

No problem Tim, I'm just glad they are finally going to get used.

Tim.

[pvr]

No problem Tim, I'm just glad they are finally going to get used.

Think his name is Andrew if I remember well

[TitanTim]

Thanks to everyone who pitched in

Replaced the old CD player which arrived yesterday, old TEAC which has been refurbished and serviced so should be good for a few years



Tim.

[TitanTim]

Well that lasted long, albeit all of 9 days before packing in





Tim.

[flimper]

[Mr Tidy]

Well that lasted long, albeit all of 9 days before packing in

That's not good.

[TitanTim]

Well that lasted long, albeit all of 9 days before packing in

That's not good.

Thanks Iain, think I've recorded upto 6 albums before its packed up

I only bought it as its supposidly been serviced, new belt, capacitors (Apparently). Contacted the ebay seller and will be sending it back. Just deciding on a refund or to ask if it can be looked at and repaired. The seller does have other Teac players so might just ask for a swap.

Tim.

[ronk]

It’s an omen Tim!

[Pondrew]

I only bought it as its supposidly been serviced, new belt, capacitors (Apparently). Contacted the ebay seller and will be sending it back. Just deciding on a refund or to ask if it can be looked at and repaired. The seller does have other Teac players so might just ask for a swap.

If you just want any old CD player, you can buy them new for pennies. I bought a Sony DVD player a couple of years ago for £49. It has internet access, netflix and everything. It has performed faultlessly, although it isn't used much TBH.

https://www.currys.co.uk/products/major ... 41742.html

Or a Panasonic is £10 more!

[TitanTim]

I only bought it as its supposidly been serviced, new belt, capacitors (Apparently). Contacted the ebay seller and will be sending it back. Just deciding on a refund or to ask if it can be looked at and repaired. The seller does have other Teac players so might just ask for a swap.

If you just want any old CD player, you can buy them new for pennies. I bought a Sony DVD player a couple of years ago for £49. It has internet access, netflix and everything. It has performed faultlessly, although it isn't used much TBH.

https://www.currys.co.uk/products/major ... 41742.html

Or a Panasonic is £10 more!

Thanks for the info

I looked at new ones but I really wanted something from the era that's fits in better with the Sony I've got from the 90s hence going for the Teac.

I'll be sending the player back next week, more than happy if the seller can fix it or swap it for another.

If all else fails I can just get a new one.

Tim.

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Don’t dismiss the Denon, it is much newer but looks like it fits your setup. I have used this one in my office for 15 years or so (and added a Sonos to it for streaming)

[TitanTim]

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Don’t dismiss the Denon, it is much newer but looks like it fits your setup. I have used this one in my office for 15 years or so (and added a Sonos to it for streaming)

Thanks for the heads up on this one

I'm unsure if this has a Line Out so I can plug it into my Sony, I assume the Denon has a preamp and seperate speaker connections?

The Teac has no preamp just the Line out for L and R and uses the Sony amp etc

Tim.

[Pondrew]

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Don’t dismiss the Denon, it is much newer but looks like it fits your setup. I have used this one in my office for 15 years or so (and added a Sonos to it for streaming)

I have always had a bit of a 'thing' for Denon. Their UK HQ was just up the road from me and I always felt they were the 'average man's audiophile offering'.

However, I do have a Denon AV amp and a Yamaha one at present and the Yammy is actually much better sound wise IMHO.