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No HF response on left tape deck
I recently picked up a Sony Dual cassette 4-band tuner boombox model
CFS-w365s for a song at a consignment shop. This possibly decade-old portable dustbin turned out to be in perfect shape with a lot of cleaning and shots of compressed air. I then cleaned both tape decks and de-magged the play heads. Both played crisp and clear until two days later, the left(Play Only) deck lost all it's treble! I performed a quick azimuth alignment on it, recovering just a little treble. It is still dull compared to the right(play record) deck. I then jiggled the cassette in the well and pushed and pulled on the head(gently of course) and wiggled the wires to the play head - none of this affected the sound - adversely or otherwise. What else could cause loss of high-frequency response like that? Thanks for any tips. -ChrisCoaster "Keepin' the old school alive!!" |
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