Rubber Belt DVD/CD Cassette Recorder Repair Maintenance Mix Cassette Rubber Square Belt Black(60PCS) 1

Finding exact matches for belts in old electronics can be difficult, but this package contains a lot of different belt sizes to choose from. I was able to find 3 that were a close enough match for my old Yamaha CD player to fix the tray loading issues it was having. (Be prepared to do some cleaning, and lubrication if you dive into one of these) Hopefully some of the other belts will work in my old cassette deck, but I haven't opened that up yet. These are all fairly narrow belts. If you have electronics that requires a wider one, check the description or ask before you order parts. I can't say how durable these will be long term, but just based on the feel when I was putting them on I'd hope they would last as long as the originals.

Had an old cassette player that didn't work. Popped it open and all the belts were goo. Some rubbing alcohol helped clean the old stuff out and then with these rubber belts I was able to get the thing working again. Belt kits for a specific model cost $30, so 40 pieces is a bargain. The only issue with this grab bag of belts is knowing which size to use, especially if the old belts were goop. I put on belts that gave a little bit of tension and then just adjusted the speed screw on the tape side that was running slow afterwards (double cassette player and one side had correct speed and one side was off). Player sounds great now!

These area generic set of multiple belts. They seem to be made well, but remember they are not made specifically for one model. They do have several sizes to choose from in the bag.

So far these have helped me restore 5 different referbished pieces of sound equipment from an 8-track player from the 60's to a complete 70's vintage component stereo system. And I still have plenty of belts to use for future restorations.

I thought they be a little thicker. Was a good value. I’ve already used a few. Seem to work fine. They aren’t junk.

Good assortment of little drive belts. I found the size I needed, and now things are spinning and twirling again!

In some cases, some of these seem almost TOO THIN and TOO FLIMSY to be of much use as a drive belt. But in that case, I've also found I can use TWO of them TOGETHER, and get the job done, as well. These saved my bacon by allowing me to revive a failing old 20+ yr old tape deck. Nothing like a new drive belt to help it feel more at home rotating the ever-important drive spindle. it's so ironic that a $300 tape deck and be totally crippled and invalidated, reduced to a pile of garbage... just by a bad drive belt. (essentially a 10c rubber band! ;-) Yes of course these are more than just nominal rubber bands. These (or at least most of them) are a bit more sturdy and substantial and will hold up for another couple of decades, if you don't let them overheat or get grimed up... Bottom Line Story: You never know when you might need another of these Lifesave Bands!!

I had an old microcassette tape machine (desktop with foot pedal controls) that wouldn't play tapes. I opened it and found the main belt to the motor was stretched and not connecting well with the pullies. The replacement belts were ordered and arrived promptly. I replace the main motor belt and also a belt for the tape counter. An additional belt for the tape counter was inaccessible to me so I didn't replace it. The new belts work perfectly for my needs. The player is now functional again. Yay!

These bands look ok and are working well so far. The negative is that there aren't a lot of sizes and the range of sizes is quite small. So a lot of short bands and only a couple of longer ones.