This is a completely disassembled, repaired and rebuilt factory original digital ETR AM/FM stereo radio with Auto DNR, cassette tape player, AM Stereo, Seek and Scan AND the rarer 5-Band EQ equalizer) functions for the radio and digital clock that was removed a 1993 Deville; this radio will also fit and work perfectly into many other GM cars and trucks from the late 1980's throughout the 1990's as well, you just have to reuse your original mounting brackets.
The radio was disassembled, repaired, cleaned inside and out, adjusted and lubed; photos of the unit after rebuilding and re-assembly are shown in the 2nd and 3rd photos. The brackets shown are used on the FWD 89-93 Deville and Fleetwood models, but all you have to do is re-use your old mounting brackets and attach them to this assembly. ALL repairs were done at a professional radio repair shop here in San Antonio. Repairs included, but were not limited to the following: re-soldering points on the circuit board ( a common failure of these producing no sound in specific speakers), capacitor check/replacement, illumination bulb replacement, AM/FM alignment, voltage checks to amps and audio modules...everything works like it should. Cassette includes new belts and demagnetized head....fast forward, rewind and auto reverse all work. After reassembly, the radio was tested and it works very well by picking up many stations on both the FM & AM frequencies. When the stereo receives a FM stereo broadcast, the "Stereo" indicator lights up brightly in a light greenish color. The WHITE backlighting bulbs were also replaced and the display/clock has a nice bluish-green color when the headlights or parking lights are on (look closely at the 2nd photo and 3rd photos and you can see the white backlighting color). ALL pushbuttons also work very well and push in very easily, and for storing and recalling the set stations. The stereo also has the SEEK/SCAN features built in. The SEEK feature allows the radio to pick the next best received station without turning the knob. The SCAN feature will do it automatically, staying on each station for five seconds before moving to the next. The "SCAN" indicator will light up for whenever the stereo is in SCAN mode. The vacuum florescent digital readout is in excellent working condition, with no parts of the characters of the numerals are burned out or dull, and have a very nice light greenish color. The stereo is also equipped with a digital clock that displays when the key is turned on and when the radio is off, or after five seconds after tuning in a station. I had the clock hooked up for a couple of hours, and of course, it kept perfect time. The cassette tape player also works perfectly. I tested three cassette tapes and they all played extremely well. The tapes play very clear with no sound distortions or garble. The capstans and head were cleaned, and the speed of the tape was correctly adjusted. The fast forward and reverse switches also works very well, with a quick and quiet motion. The two original rubber belts were REPLACED to give you many years of future usage. The tape inserts and ejects nicely. The auto reverse feature also works correctly, with pushing in the top knob automatically plays the other side of the tape; the tape will also switch sides automatically when it is finished playing on one side. The correct tape LED light comes on for whichever direction the cassette tape is playing.
All four speaker channel outputs produce clear and strong sound output with no outside noise or distortion.