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Spectacular Electronic giveaway!
Jan. 14th, 2010 01:52 pmOK, so it's not really that spectacular. I'm trying to get rid of some of the clutter taking up space in my office. I've got three component stereo pieces and a Yamaha keyboard that need new homes.
Keyboard: Yamaha PortaSound Voice Bank - PSS-270. No AC adapter, but I suspect it won't be hard to find one. This is somewhere around 20 years old but it worked fine the last time I tested it. (I either used batteries or had an AC adapter available.)
Component pieces: Pioneer Dual-Cassette deck (CT-W900R), Pioneer Stereo Surround Amplifier (VSA-910), and a Technics analog AM/FM Radio Receiver (ST-7600). The receiver and cassette player worked perfectly the last time I used them, but the amplifier does need a touch of fixing. After it warms up, adjusting the volume causes the sound to either cut out completely or jump to maximum volume.
Cost for any or all of these: Free, but you have to pick them up. However don't blame me when your partner starts yelling at you for bringing another electronic box into the house / garage / barn / covered wagon.
Keyboard: Yamaha PortaSound Voice Bank - PSS-270. No AC adapter, but I suspect it won't be hard to find one. This is somewhere around 20 years old but it worked fine the last time I tested it. (I either used batteries or had an AC adapter available.)
Component pieces: Pioneer Dual-Cassette deck (CT-W900R), Pioneer Stereo Surround Amplifier (VSA-910), and a Technics analog AM/FM Radio Receiver (ST-7600). The receiver and cassette player worked perfectly the last time I used them, but the amplifier does need a touch of fixing. After it warms up, adjusting the volume causes the sound to either cut out completely or jump to maximum volume.
Cost for any or all of these: Free, but you have to pick them up. However don't blame me when your partner starts yelling at you for bringing another electronic box into the house / garage / barn / covered wagon.
