Huge massive collection found by me. been in storage for years.

[pac.attack76]

Originally Posted by Dude111

I definetly hear ya pac!!

What one do you like the best so far?

Well, I've had my SJT 090 for a couple years now and has performed perfect. But I've always wanted an earlier model with the lever on the right. Now I have an SGT 075 and a SFT 100 W. I'd have to say they're my favorite. Probably because they're older. I'm glad to have them all and not one is the same as the other. Similar in ways but all different. The SJT 090 and SJT 100 are close. The SJT 200 is stereo and silver with aluminum trim instead of grey.

[Dude111]

Wow they must be fascinating to use

And watch a beautiful 100% analog presentation!!!!!


Ah man!!

[pac.attack76]

Originally Posted by Dude111

Wow they must be fascinating to use

And watch a beautiful 100% analog presentation!!!!!


Ah man!!

Yeah, it's definitely different from everything else. The ones with the doors (later models) take the movie from you after pushing so far in, then it clicks. Back edge is caught and the caddy is sent back to you empty and you take it out. Disc lowers and your in. The earliest models, you just set the lever to load/unload which turns the unit on, you push the movie in till it clicks and pull it out. Nearly the same deal. Then bring the lever back up to play. Coolest retro thing I've dealt with in years.

[pac.attack76]

The last bits I have not shown yet are:

Wood Magnavox speakers model 1S8701
MCS Series 683 2270D single cassette deck
3 Pioneer stereo components
YORX table stereo in mint condition from 1990 I'll probably use in my shop. Problem with cd section though.

[Dude111]

Very good!!!!!!!

[pac.attack76]

Forgot to include the tag for the back of those Magnavox speakers. Also a 1982 Midland 13" color set.