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@themaritimegirl@tech.lgbt That cassette deck has such great audio quality 🙂 And you've definitely got more patience than me to deal with all the capacitors in it. I have an ancient Teac C-3 I got from a friend years back, and while it does work after changing the belts, the audio has issues, which is very likely due to the bazillion capacitors in it that need to be changed, which I still haven't gotten around to doing yet 😅 That being said, I do also have a Technics RS-B207, still working perfect on its original capacitors and belts, and that deck is plenty good enough for my cassette use.