COBRA! (Panny-Not G.I. Joe)
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BoomboxLover48
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Ira, let the weather get better I will take pictures of the King Cobra. That will surprise you!redbenjoe said:thats some superb positioning for your great photos
never thought that ridiculous looking pig could look THAT GOOD
redbenjoe
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BoomboxLover48 said:Ira, let the weather get better I will take pictures of the King Cobra. That will surprise you!redbenjoe said:thats some superb positioning for your great photos
never thought that ridiculous looking pig could look THAT GOOD
royce -- is your 95 an upgrade edition of the more famous 75 ???
or is it a different // better sounding model ?
BoomboxLover48
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Hi Ira, I am not sure. I know it is close to 3' long and sounds so good with 6 speakers. I would have never liked it seeing pictures of it. I fell in love with it seeing it in real life. I was kind of worried about taking any chance to open up without a service manual to do a simple internal clean up even though it looks very new. I was so nervous to open it up. I will post some pictures to compare the size tomorrow.redbenjoe said:BoomboxLover48 said:Ira, let the weather get better I will take pictures of the King Cobra. That will surprise you!redbenjoe said:thats some superb positioning for your great photos
never thought that ridiculous looking pig could look THAT GOOD
royce -- is your 95 an upgrade edition of the more famous 75 ???
or is it a different // better sounding model ?
Thanx, redbenjoe. Yep, It's quite the PIG! And it squeals quite nicely.
Royce, did you actually open up the DT95? Once I got the 707 open, I found it quite easy to work on. Most of the boards, the speaker pin connector, and the tape deck simply engage when installed to the chassis/case. Once inside, the 707 was a cake walk. Even the decks, being full logic, really aren't that bad.
Of course, after repairing a Sanyo deck, I'm pretty sure I could repair the S.S. Minnow.
"Step aside, Professor!"
BoomboxLover48
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I haven't opened it. I might try one of these days.superlew said:Thanx, redbenjoe. Yep, It's quite the PIG! And it squeals quite nicely.
Royce, did you actually open up the DT95? Once I got the 707 open, I found it quite easy to work on. Most of the boards, the speaker pin connector, and the tape deck simply engage when installed to the chassis/case. Once inside, the 707 was a cake walk. Even the decks, being full logic, really aren't that bad.
Of course, after repairing a Sanyo deck, I'm pretty sure I could repair the S.S. Minnow.
"Step aside, Professor!"
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