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Date:         Wed, 20 Apr 94 10:00:29 PDT
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From:         Steve Johnson <sjohnson@pcocd2.intel.com>
Subject:      Re:  Sweeter "tunes" for the Vanagon

> 
> Now my Vanagon is running better I'm interested in making some other
> improvements.  Unlike the other two I've owned, the '87 I have now came with
> a pretty nice looking "VW Design" radio/tape player combination.  Is it any
> good?  The stock speakers in Vanagons are so lousy it hard to tell !  I
> don't like the front panel design with all the little buttons either,
> cuz I can't see 'em conviently when driving (forget it at night, then it's 
> completely touchy-feely & as luck will have it).


I've got to where I can find the button I want by feel.  I have a Heidleberg
brand that came with the '91 Camper.  I don't have any problem with the sound
system.  What I am concered about is how warm/hot a cassette will get after
being played in it.  I'm also concerned with how to clean it.  The manual
just says to use a head cleaning cassette.  I'd rather do a manual clean but
It looks pretty tuff to get at the head.  Any suggestions?


Steven


sjohnson@pcocd2.intel.com
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