Got My M90 and C100F - Now......?

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b_koenig

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Got Em! Now:
Where can I get belt kits for each box?
Are the meters on the C100F supposed to move with the beat similar to my M90? The ones on my C100F stay up at all times when the box is powered on, If these aren't supposed to do this, does anyone know a fix?
I'll be starting a complete restoration on the M90 first as it will need it the most. I'll post pics as I go. Here's where I stand right now:
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Fatdog

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F'n nice! :drool: :w00t: You could get 100 different suggestions from 100 members as to your next boombox. :yes: I would suggest the Lasonic TRC-975.
 
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Thanks! I found belt sizes for the M90. Anyone know the belt sizes that I'll need for the C100F?

And does anyone know which lights I'll need for both? I want to replace all lights in each box.
 
THAFUZZ

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Wow! Heavy hitters right off the bat! Way to go Brother! :yes: I LOVE those pinball machines too, btw
 
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Awesome Mancave! :w00t: :drool: :drool:

I suggest a Discolite (for maximum eye-candy) or a 550 (10" woofer and one of the first designed-for-the-street blasters - the one in my avatar is from 1978). :breakdance:

Also get Lyle Owerko's seminal book to see some grails photographed beautifully.

Go!

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Holy shnikeys...... :drool:



Heavy hitter suggestions :hmmm: , ummmm


975, 951, 777, m70, so many to list.

You should just come over and hear these boomboxes you are interested in so you can make the call yourself on which one to buy next.


When you coming over? :-D
 
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Thanks. I'm not sure on another box and it will be a while before I even think about it. I just want to restore these 2 that I have for now, I have a lot of things coming for the M90 and have it down to just needing to replace lights, Can someone please list of which lights (Along with how many) I'll need?

Also, I need a list of lights and a list of belts that I'll need for my C100F. Thanks!
 
baddboybill

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b_koenig said:
Thanks. I'm not sure on another box and it will be a while before I even think about it. I just want to restore these 2 that I have for now, I have a lot of things coming for the M90 and have it down to just needing to replace lights, Can someone please list of which lights (Along with how many) I'll need?

Also, I need a list of lights and a list of belts that I'll need for my C100F. Thanks!
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I posted thread with conion belt sizes. Which lights you talking, tuner?


Bad Boy Bill
 
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b_koenig

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Got all belt sizes. Thanks for the help guys! I will need truner and meter lights for both boxes. Before I pop everything apart, I want to have everything that I'll need on hand so I won't have to wait for anything as I mnove along on my restorations. Also, any tips on getting my clear plastic pieces window clear will help too!
 
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b_koenig

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I haven't even popped it open. We'll see. If its just a standard 44 or 555 bulb, I'm sure that I have plenty left over from working on pinball machines. I'm just making sure before I start taking things apart.
 
baddboybill

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Probably bulb, I'm not sure of voltage or wattage of bulb. If no one else knows you will have to measure for voltage for sure ;-)


Bad Boy Bill
 
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YODAinMN

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b_koenig said:
Got Em! Now:
Where can I get belt kits for each box?
Are the meters on the C100F supposed to move with the beat similar to my M90? The ones on my C100F stay up at all times when the box is powered on, If these aren't supposed to do this, does anyone know a fix?
I'll be starting a complete restoration on the M90 first as it will need it the most. I'll post pics as I go. Here's where I stand right now:
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Hey Brian,

Didn't know you were a fellow collector of boxes! Regards YODAinMN from KLOV
 
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