FASTROHY 90 PCS Universal 26-120mm Mix Cassette Tape Machine Square Belt Assorted Repair

Great product! Bought these belts to replace a failed belt on a Sony HCD-T1 CD player. It worked flawlessly and my player is back up and running. No more CD drawer issues.These are also great to have on hand for other electronics repairs as well.

The belts were good and of various sizes. While it helped me replace the 3 in my old cassette deck, the spring clutch was worn out. They would have worked well if I had not had a non- fixable clutch. I have kept them for other electronics repairs.

OK belts for repairing cassette decks, etc. I wouldn't use one of these as the main drive belt on a Walkman, but they are good for testing, driving tape counters, fixing low-end players etc.

Great variety , worked great.

Talk about alternative uses :-) Here's what I fixed with my little rubber loops:* Kodak Model 9232 8mm movie projector - The main drive belt broke, which was larger than any of the belts in this package, so I took a chance and just used 2 of the smaller (120mm) belts in its place. Bingo! I can now continue screening old home movies to see what's worth getting digitized.* Apple ][ Floppy disk drive - Yeah, baby! Another mid-sized belt worked perfectly. The largest size belts fit, but they don't provide enough tension to overcome the friction generated by the disk in its protective sleeve. Check out the picture!I have a cassette deck that's about 40 years old, so I'm sure I'll need these belts for their -intended- purpose at some point in the future. Until then, it's movie nite!

I had no idea what size rubber belt I needed so I bought this pack. The size I needed was in here and it saved a 110cd changer from the trash pile.

Disliked that so many sizes were missing (between largest and semi-small belts).Odd there were round as well as oval "cuts"...

Actual brand is LUYINJICHUANDONGDAI. Comes as a pack of three separate belt kits, each of thirty pieces. Broad assortment, thin and look to be about .5-.6mm thick -- just what a typical portable cassette player used. I didn't study them for fit and finish, but everything looks to be in round and I don't see anything obviously wrong with the cuts.These aren't suggested for hi-fi applications, but they're probably adequate for repairing lower quality walkmen, boomboxes and all in one stereos. Just don't think that these will fix all your wow and flutter issues or immediately blame the belt if you still have some. Pinch rollers could be dried out or gummy, motor might be worn, capstan bearing could be dry, .etc.