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Sharp GF 990G ghetto blaster
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N_Cook
Nov 20, 2011, 4:19:06 AM11/20/11
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I will be renovating one of these next week, owner from new, was told only
100 came into the UK, probably 1982 from numerous IC "2.." datecodes. What
is the use for the "sound processor" as no display, but seems to have its
own 3V batteries for memory retention.
http://i32.tinypic.com/10d6yxx.jpg
The front comes away easily as do the 2 tape decks, hopefully just perished
rubber bands and minor owner-mangling problems
whole blaster
http://www.audiocircuit.com/A-Images/AA-Brands/S/Sharp-SHH/GF-990-G____-F-00
1-932-SHH.jpg
100 came into the UK, probably 1982 from numerous IC "2.." datecodes. What
is the use for the "sound processor" as no display, but seems to have its
own 3V batteries for memory retention.
http://i32.tinypic.com/10d6yxx.jpg
The front comes away easily as do the 2 tape decks, hopefully just perished
rubber bands and minor owner-mangling problems
whole blaster
http://www.audiocircuit.com/A-Images/AA-Brands/S/Sharp-SHH/GF-990-G____-F-00
1-932-SHH.jpg
N_Cook
Nov 20, 2011, 8:48:49 AM11/20/11
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If it is 1982 it uses a very early minidin connector, 8 way, to connect the
umbilical to the music processor (not sound processor)
umbilical to the music processor (not sound processor)
Gareth Magennis
Nov 20, 2011, 8:56:56 AM11/20/11
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"N_Cook" <div...@tcp.co.uk> wrote in message
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> I will be renovating one of these next week, owner from new, was told only
> 100 came into the UK, probably 1982 from numerous IC "2.." datecodes. What
> is the use for the "sound processor" as no display, but seems to have its
> own 3V batteries for memory retention.
> http://i32.tinypic.com/10d6yxx.jpg
> The front comes away easily as do the 2 tape decks, hopefully just
> perished
> rubber bands and minor owner-mangling problems
Here it is in action.
> 100 came into the UK, probably 1982 from numerous IC "2.." datecodes. What
> is the use for the "sound processor" as no display, but seems to have its
> own 3V batteries for memory retention.
> http://i32.tinypic.com/10d6yxx.jpg
> The front comes away easily as do the 2 tape decks, hopefully just
> perished
> rubber bands and minor owner-mangling problems
Can't see the point really, who wanted to have this five minute wonder
"feature"?!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBIsIltlphs
Gareth.
chuck
Nov 21, 2011, 11:49:01 AM11/21/11
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On Sun, 20 Nov 2011 09:19:06 -0000, "N_Cook" <div...@tcp.co.uk>
wrote:
I was working for a retailer that sold the large Sharp boom boxes in
1982 and never heard of this model. Were these sold in the U.S? Chuck
wrote:
1982 and never heard of this model. Were these sold in the U.S? Chuck
N_Cook
Nov 22, 2011, 3:32:09 AM11/22/11
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chuck <ch...@deja.net> wrote in message
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Surprisingly few hits on Google so presumably rare. Latest date found was
number
.21224-A on a Sharp deck motor , presumably Dec 1982 , so shipped 1983.
Other motor had .21127-A
news:krmkc71mda4hf019g...@4ax.com...
number
.21224-A on a Sharp deck motor , presumably Dec 1982 , so shipped 1983.
Other motor had .21127-A
N_Cook
Nov 25, 2011, 9:20:14 AM11/25/11
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Back working again with all 7 bands replaced with new silicone rubber bands.
I wonder how long they will last. I read last week that silicone rubber is
not as tolerant of cyclic loading, which dynamic use of this material I
suppose is so, especially around the smaller drive bobbins
I wonder how long they will last. I read last week that silicone rubber is
not as tolerant of cyclic loading, which dynamic use of this material I
suppose is so, especially around the smaller drive bobbins
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