The Sansui Corrosive Glue Problem
The Sansui corrosive glue problem affects many vintage amplifiers and other equipment. Resolving the issues caused by this glue can […]
The Sansui corrosive glue problem affects many vintage amplifiers and other equipment. Resolving the issues caused by this glue can […]
A question I am commonly asked is “Why do you bother lubricating the spindle bearing and why use synthetic bearing
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I recently restored a gorgeous Sansui AU-717 integrated amplifier in need of some serious TLC. Let’s take a look at
I haven’t posted for a while now because I have literally been flat-out with the latest turntable repairs and servicing!
I was recently asked by a customer to service and repair two of his gorgeous Kenwood L-1000 series components. In
Happy New Year everybody. I resolved for this year, to sell some of the many audio and electronics-related items I
Capacitors are important and I have thousands of the things in my parts inventory. Let’s dig into why. To answer
A couple of years back I performed a comprehensive tear-down, overhaul and upgrade of my gorgeous Krell KSA-150 power amplifier. I
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I recently serviced a Technics SL-Q5 linear-tracking turntable, a mid-range linear-tracking deck that’s well worth keeping an eye out for.
The Technics SL-1300 is a great example of what I refer to as classic direct-drive decks from the golden era
I get asked this turntable FAQ all the time. Is there a simple answer? Usually, yes. There is nothing new
The Technics SL-1200 direct drive turntable, in its various iterations, will be well known to most vinyl lovers these days.
Clients will often ask: “Mike, does my deck really need a service?” Based on experience, there are very few situations
I’ve just finished restoring two lovely decks – a Systemdek with Rega RB250 arm, and a Connoisseur BD1. Regular viewers