Casio KX 101 Computerized Radio Cassette Keyboard Boombox

Description

This is a rare Casio Boombox Radio.  Casio called it a Computerized Radio Cassette Keyboard.  It is from the mid 80s.  I tried to test as much as I could. As best as I could figure out the digital synthesisor / keyboard functions work.  I got it to record what I played and play back and do some other things along with it, enough that I am pretty confident saying it works.  The radio works.  I thought it did awesome with powerful stations but weak stations was not quite as great.  The sound from this thing is incredible for what it is.  I was very impressed with that.  Speakers sound nice and clean.  It doesn't have super heavy base but does have clean crisp sound.  After testing I was searching for some information for the listing and found a manual for this.  It is 131 pages.  I did decide to print this and put it with it so it is easier for the next person to learn how to operate it.
Issues and Condition Known:
Biggest issue is the tape deck.  It doesn't play tapes.  The main drive doesn't turn.  There is a smaller roller that pulls just enough tape to hear sound so it showed me the heads pick up and play sound.  This could be just a belt (most likely issue on an old tape player).  I also noticed a small plastic pin that supports the tape in the deck was broken.  I heard the piece rattling and before I powered it up I found that and got it out to make sure it wasn't metal (didn't want it to short anything).  I taped it to the top of the unit.  I'm pretty sure the drive can work without this so while it is an issue, it is not what I believe is keeping it from working.
The back side has some scratches.  These show in the images but not as well as I hoped but I want to be clear that the condition isn't perfect.  Sides, front, and top other than minor scuffs look great.
The spring clips that hold the speakers in place seem a little weak.  The speakers usually can slide off without pushing the release button.  No issue at all on a shelf, but carrying it around be cautious of the speakers sliding off.
This isn't so much of an issue but awareness - the power cord included I am pretty sure is not original.
Overall this is an exciting neat vintage radio.  It is a unique display of engineering and creativity that will be great for someone's collection.  I am selling this as is and did my best to state conditions I was able to identify.  Thanks for looking!