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Here you go-

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=150018139431

I had it listed before, but discovered that the amp is burned out or
something. You get output, but it's grainy and cuts out from time to
time. Initially I thought it was the cheap arcade speakers I was using,
but found otherwise.

It's in decent shape and is pretty much tested WORKING!. The only other
problem I see is the right tape player on the dual cassette deck isn't
working. I press play, but it just sits.

I rigged up some speakers and confirmed that both A and B channels work
on left and right sides.- So, everything except the right tape deck and
the amp outputs functionally works. I know- 'bad amp? That's the heart
of the system'. Maybe the rest of it is good for someone.
I hooked up the inputs from the CD and tape player and they both
produce output. You can see them come up and start playing too.

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There are a few scratches on some of the pieces, but not real noticable
depending on how you stack them. There is a manufacture date in the
80's on them.
This is what you get:

* Stereo tuner FM-871
* Stereo Cassette Deck CRW-870A
* Compact Disc AD-871


Of course, if you have any use for the amplifier, Stereo Amp CA-870A,
you can have that too. It's the heaviest piece in the system. My
brother-in-law said he intercepted this from getting tossed out. I
guess someone got a repair estimate for the deck that wasn't worth it
on an older system. Their loss- your gain.
See the pictures for the labels and the lights. I had a similar system
when I was a lot younger and I thought the blue LED's were the coolest
thing in a dark room.


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