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Welcome to the Carver site!!

Welcome to The Carver Site! Glad you found us. Looking forward to your YT repair videos..., please post a share link here on TCS. As for help on these units from our archives..., I'd start by searching (upper right corner) the archives. Again, welcome!

Tom Coakley & His Orchestra East Of The Sun (And West Of The Moon) 1935

Ray Noble Clouds (1935)

Fred Astaire Cheek To Cheek (1935)

Dorsey Bothers Orchestra Chasing Shadows (1935)

Hello all, I'm Jason and i got bit by the vintage audio bug spring of 2025 when i watched SkyLabs audio's YT vid 'We Used To Love Them! What Changed?' I ended up with what was advertised as an mxr130 but it turned out to be the 150 and all it needed was the trim cap and the display glued back to the faceplate. So i got a hold of the circuits and concepts cap kit, performance regulator, and 1 replacement knob to do a good service to it. After all that i'm here wondering about a few hot components and already finding answers, very grateful forums like this with the info we need still exist! I am a YT content creator and you'll likely see at least 3 mxr units gone through and vids posted... eventually! The 150 and a hopefully easy fix 130, but also a 2000 that blows fuses on power up or at least that was the ebay description!

Benny Goodman Blue Moon (1935)

Ray Noble Blue Danube (1935)

Fats Waller Believe It Beloved (1935)

Xavier Cugat Begin The Beguine (1935)

Richard Himber Autumn In New York (1935(

Paul Whiteman Anything Goes (1935)

Ozzie Nelson And Then Some (1935)

Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra All Through The Night (1935)

Duke Ellington & His Orchestra Accent On Youth (1935)

Bush Little Things (LIVE)

Ozzie Nelson & His Orchestra About A Quarter To Nine (1935)

Johnny Green & His Orchestra About a Quarter To Nine (1935)

Elias Haslanger, Legacy was released on July 24, 2026. "At first listen, the album appears to continue the straight ahead jazz tradition that Haslanger has embraced throughout his career. The more time one spends with these compositions, however, the more obvious it becomes that this record occupies a unique place in his artistic journey. It is less about preserving tradition than about revealing the man behind it." You can read the rest of the review here...

Leo Reisman The Continental (1934)

Lud Gluskin & His Continental Orchestra The Continental (You Kiss While You're Dancing) (1934)

Glen Gray & The Casa Loma Orchestra The Champagne Waltz (1934)

Jan Garber The Boulevard Of Broken Dreams (934)

Pink Floyd, multiple albums on reel-to-reel.