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  2. Sk1Bum, Do you know howmany posts I would have to make to have access to files like this? Thank you, Kurt
  3. Thank you Sk1Bum for your response, I really appreciate it. I should use your personal description, because it pretty much nails it for me, except for the hillbilly part ! LOL USN Vet, Harley Master Tech (left the dealer network about a decade ago, so dont ask me about milwaukee 8's... Thank you again, Kurt
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  5. Hello Kurt and welcome to thecarversite.com. Glad you found us! We have a file available HERE that lists CD belt sizes. I've never owned a Carver CD player, but I have replaced a belt on a Pioneer and a Yamaha. It was my experience with both of those that the belts were pretty generic, and you just needed to get the right size. Once you click or tap the HERE, that will take you to a page where you can download the belt size pdf file. As for getting the receiver recapped, Nelion Audio is my choice. The owner is the head tech guru for this site too. You can contact Nelion Audio through https://www.nelionaudio.com or drop them an email at support@nelionaudio.com I hope that helps.
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  7. Hello to you all; I am stoked to find such a valuable bank of knowledge here! I am Kurt, and I have a MXR-150, and a SD/A-450. I bought them both new, but they have been on a shelf for 22 years. Dusting them off now. They both work great, except I need a belt for the CD player. I drive a speaker set of Altec-Lansings from the mid 60's. I am considering having the Receiver re-capped. There appears to be 2 people doing this, can anyone recommend one over the other? Also, do you know where I can find a replacement for the A81G131 Loading Belt. Thank you all in advance, Kurt
  8. Bashful Henry & His Lovin' Lucy Comic Ragtime Vaudeville Ada Jones & Len Spencer (1906)
  9. Arthur Pryor & His Band You're A Grand Old Flag (1906)
  10. Arthur Collins & Byron Harlan Out In An Automobile (1906)
  11. Harry Macdonough Will You Love me in December As You Do In May (1906)
  12. Ada Jones Just A Little Rocking Chair And You (1906)
  13. Reminds me of Klaus Doldinger/Passport.
  14. Bård Berg Stensgata
  15. Ada Jones The Artist's Model (It's Allright In The Summertime) 1906
  16. Harry Macdonough & The Haydn Quartet When The Roll Is Called Up Yonder I'll Be There (1906)
  17. Frank Stanley I Want What I Want When I want It (1906)
  18. Carolyn Lee Jones, Eklektika was released on June 15, 2026. "Ms. Jones’ style is taking vintage standard jazz tunes and cabaret material, incorporating Latin grooves and reimagining arrangements, then tossing in a few original songs for good measure. She refreshed them all with her singular, easy-listening style and warm charisma." You can read the rest of the review here...
  19. The Victor Orchestra The Merry Widow Waltz (1907)
  20. Ada Jones & Billy Murray The Game Of Peek-A-Boo (1907)
  21. Billy Murraw Take Me Back To New York Town (1907)
  22. Harry Williams San Antonio (1907)
  23. Billy Murray No Wedding Bells For Me (1907)
  24. Vess Ossman Maple Leaf Rag (1907)
  25. Ramble On by Led Zep
  26. The Haydn Quartet In The Evening By The Moonlight (1907)
  27. Billy Murray He Goews To Church On Sunday (1907)
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