Posted 13 years ago
CAD1949
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THIS HAS NO MARKINGS AS TO MAKER. THE ONLY MARKING IS MADE IN JAPAN. HAVE NO WAY TO KNOW IF IT WORKS AS I HAVEN'T HAD AN 8 TRACK SINCE 1970.
8 TRACK FM RADIO CARTRIDGE | ||
| Eight-Track Players20 of 28 |  |  |
8 TRACK FM RADIO CARTRIDGE | ||
| Eight-Track Players20 of 28 | | |
Posted 13 years ago
CAD1949
(702 items)
THIS HAS NO MARKINGS AS TO MAKER. THE ONLY MARKING IS MADE IN JAPAN. HAVE NO WAY TO KNOW IF IT WORKS AS I HAVEN'T HAD AN 8 TRACK SINCE 1970.
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We had an eight track player in our 66 GTO (added on) and we got one of these. It never did work good but the car had only AM for a radio. At night when FM stations were allowed to broadcast back then it was spotty reception. The mfg info is probably under the hood on your unit. It was a fad that never quite made it, like beta and VHS. Although I know a guy in New Hampshire who still owns and uses an 8 track. Finding tapes that work is difficult now days.
That old GTO had a big back seat for listening to music...........another story.
YEAH IT TAKES A LOT OF ROOM TO LISTEN TO MUSIC...........
The main thing that goes bad on 8-tracks are the pressure pads. They tend to dry rot, however, they can be easily replaced.
I use to have one of these in the early seventies. I got it from a company I worked at back then in Downey CA.. "Bowman Astrosonics" The company had them manufactured and imported from Japan with the name Bowman Astrosonics on the tape case and as I can recall they worked great in my under- dash 8 track player. They were unique then as they are now