Hi Søren, That is an excellent job that is! Stereo was indeed an invention designed to make repairmen's lives easier! The new pics let us see more, that's perfect, thanks!

That's lovely Søren! You might consider posting with higher res pictures though! I find it frustrating not to see every detail of your work... Love your new piccy!

Found one in local ads!

Hi, No damage then? Regarding the big caps, I just inserted high density foam between them and the metal band, which secures them firmly. Waiting for the photos!

Hi, My absolute best coffee is brewed from Ethiopian Sidamo beans freshly ground (manually) and a French Melior coffee maker. I use Volvic pure limestone-free water.

Hello everyone, I haven't solved my tuner problem so I'm looking for a spare processor module to see if this solves it. Thank you!

Hi David, and a warm welcome! Well, this may be a transistor going belly-up, or a bad resistor carrying voltage to a transistor! The only way to find out would be to monitor the signal... Does this happen on one channel only? Don't discard one or several bad solder joints though. Inspect the PCB with a magnifying glass.

This MMC20CL is amazing... It even tracks one record I had discarted 30 years ago (it is new) because no cartridge could track it, even my V15IV! Beethoven Fifth, Paita, Lodia (a Swiss label long gone which didn't use any compression, a horrible torture). The Soundmith also threw the towel on this one.

[quote user="Leslie"] Should already been solved without any interference from others doesn't it?[/quote] Indeed, my friend, indeed.

Hello! No news from Axel, no mail, nothing. Odd. Still waiting...