If the speakers are matched, the balance is correct; you don’t need a control, balance was provided in the recording process.
Since your speakers are shot, you’ll have to replace them anyway, regardless of which sound system you install. Maybe you should do that first, with a matched set, and see what the 8 track sounds like. You might be very pleasantly surprised.
As with the Beta VCR system, the “Apple” color TV system, the true HDTV system, and other breakthrough improvements in consumer electronics, the 8 track system lost out in a game of marketing and industry insider manipulation to technically inferior designs (the Phillips Cassette), and was lost to history even though it was a much superior system.
Dick Benjamin (who worked on the early Color TV systems before you were born!)
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this one i can say 4 sure after 30 years of sun the speaker R DOA. it sounds like a paper cup and string. and how do you balance the thing, all i see or can find is a fader for front to back. I have 111 tapes they look OK and i have put a few in the player in the car they play is all i can say for them. as for how is first I will E mail them off list. dont wish to have the subject-stopo after me If the deal falls thru i will go down the list of guys in order.
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