Nice job Mika! What language do you program in?
C and a bit of assembly where needed (very rarely with the AVRs, they are fast!). Used to do this for a living for most of the '90s...
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A good looking stack, Leslie!
Nice job Mika! What language do you program in?
C and a bit of assembly where needed (very rarely with the AVRs, they are fast!). Used to do this for a living for most of the '90s...
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A good looking stack, Leslie!
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Leslie!
That.
Is.
BEAUTIFUL! πππ
Location: San Francisco
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I will guess it's a BG3404. I have two of them, and I think it was a US only model.
That rack is very cool. That would be perfect for my spare bedroom system: BG3404 (MMC20EN), BM2400, BC2400, S40.
I will guess it's a BG3404. I have two of them, and I think it was a US only model.
That rack is very cool. That would be perfect for my spare bedroom system: BG3404 (MMC20EN), BM2400, BC2400, S40.
Correct Rich, my guess would be that electronically it is the same as a Beogram 2404. the only difference being the stylus cartridge used. I had never really given that deck much serious thought until i realised it was datalink compatible with the Beomaster 2400.
Now it is mine complete with a rebuilt power supply and the fault corrected at the record sensor. (dirty magnet and some oxidation on the transfer sensor wire.
Hey Leslie, "Just a friendly warning "You know what (They Say)...When you go black...you don't go back...π BUT YOU DIDN'T HEAR THAT FROM MEπThanks to you Evan (white). π
Next set will be in black (for bro Todd)π
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