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My daily dose. The Rippingtons, Curves Ahead (album)

Dave Koz & Bob James Just Us (Album)

Greetings, I joined a few weeks ago when I recognized that this is a great resource to all things Carver. I friend from High School gave me a TFM-45 she was clearing out of her garage that she no longer uses. She is was a tech long ago and this was her personal amp. Shortly after hooking up the amp, I wanted to source a Carver preamp to drive it with. My Harmon Kardon Citation 17 did not seem to drive the TFM-45 as much as I know it should. So after a reasonable search, I found that the C-1 looked to be a good fit for the features I needed it a preamp. So down the rabbit hole I go. It sound great. Drive the JBL L150s very well. I found a Carver SD/A-360 CD player that was being sold to parts cheap, and I know enough to be willing to open it up and see what I can find. Turns out one of the belts turned into a puddle of black goo. That is all clean up, now to find a replacement belt. So my question is, does anyone know the belt sizes of both of the belt? The service manual only listed a carver part number. Not the size.

On the service manual topic. I purchased the service manual for the SD/A-360 and there is not one in the library. How can I add my copy to the library?

Eric Burdon & The Animals Sky Pilot

Bonnie Raitt Just Like That (Album)

Boney James Slow Burn (Album)

Candlebox You

Fuel Hemorrhage

Cyndi Lauper Time After Time

Pink Floyd (UmmaGumma) Careful With That Axe Eugene

My daily dose. The Rippingtons, Welcome To The St. James Club (album)

Bruce Springsteen Dancing In The Dark

Lionel Ritchie All Night Long (All Night)

Culture Club Karma Chameleon

Yes Owner Of A Lonely Heart

My daily dose. The Rippingtons, Tourist In Paradise (album)

Welcome to the Carver site. link to the file, download and find the belt size for your 360 or 390?

Ryan Bingham 'Pontiac' - The Blues Kitchen Presents Live at Black Deer

Thanks @Daddyjt- I think this is a very valid departure from the "What Are You Listening To, Now" thread., which, I admit, I find very useful for checking out existing music (often older, and perhaps forgotten, in my case). This looks like a great formum for all of us to present new things we come across that we really think should be shared. My wallet may not like you for this, but my ears definitely do. I am, however, a bit worried about you saying you "really don't need more gear" (even if it perhaps may be true) - just stay quiet and I'll call 911 for you.