Pioneer SX-1050 Vintage Receiver Restoration at Hudson Valley HiFi

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In this video, Mike at Hudson Valley HiFi goes over the details of a vintage restoration on a late 70s Pioneer SX-1050. Sorry for the vertical aspect ratio, it is easier to display the unit standing up :)
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5 окт 2024

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@stephenc2738 2 года назад

I was a telephone company technician in the 70’s, wire wrap terminals were used extensively on PBX equipment and the benefit was a tight bond and eliminated the potential for damaging or burning adjacent wires and components. There was also an “ unwrap “ tool to loosen and remove the wires twisted onto pin terminals.

@MichaelPuente Год назад

I enjoyed seeing the board(s) layout.

@HudsonValleyHiFI Год назад

Thank you for viewing!

@craigm.9070 3 года назад

Thanks for posting this! I had my SX-1050 restored a little over a year ago and I'm very happy again. I'm an original owner as well, these were quite a beast in their day when paired with good speakers, they had a great FM tuner as far as receivers go. These are like 45 year old old cars now, they need an old fashioned tune-up, change points, condenser, set dwell, set timing, carb mixture, idle...on and on. Once returned to their best, very little beats the way they sound.

@manvilla731 Месяц назад

What would cause no sound from speaker. If i use the adapter output and have a speaker connected it works. But when i use speakers a b and c nothing coming out

@HudsonValleyHiFI Месяц назад

Your speaker protection relay is open possibly due to a fault in the power amplifier. Needs to be checked for DC offset