With Ewan bringing in another container shortly I’ve been looking on YAJ much more frequently and given that, I figured I might as well compose a bit of a dream list setup of parts I would love to get if I had the money.
Period Buckets, x2 = 60000JPY
With many thanks to Mark (tenphive), I now have a few panels that are sitting aside up country for me to pay for and have sent down to aid in the recovery of my 110.
-Michael
Fresh off the container from Japan!
I now have all the components required to build the audio setup for the RX-7 (and eventually squid, seeing as there’s enough stuff for two cars here, plus some leftovers…) As soon as I find my spare 12V battery I can get on to testing each unit to see what is operational and what isn’t.
No, I'm not going to put them all in one car.
Being a “Component” system, the cassette decks don’t actually function unless plugged in via one of the main amps (each module has a ‘standard’ Pioneer 8-pin connector), with the graphic equalizer being an in-line unit. As you can see from the photo there are three amps to choose from – the top one is a “baby” GM-2 with 6.5W of continuous power, the middle one is a midrange GM-4M with 16W, and the bottom one is the mean mother thirty-watt GM-D8. Nifty.
The decks themselves, from top to bottom, are a KP-77G, another KP-707G (to match the one I bought off trademe for a dollar), and a KP-88G.
Now all I gotta do is conjure up some cassettes to test with. Off to Real Groovy with five bucks I shall go!
Well, okay, maybe one last thing needs to be said: MOAR LOW IS REQUIRED.
At long last, they have been fitted.
Time for some coilovers ex Japan? Blarrrghh! It never ends!
fronts: 15×6.5+14.5, 205/55/15
rears: 15×7.0+15, 225/50/15
