T he majority of my collection is in large storage boxes, parked at friends and family members with room(s) to spare - not a lot to photograph there - and a few things are in bubble-wrap plastics on shelves like in these photos. The BM1000's are not even collected the same place but there are some here. Marti n Thank god for the bubble wrap, just

[quote user="burantek"] ...feeling a bit better! clutter slowly making progress! [/quote] That still a lot of stuff !

Dirty Larry - SacreBleu - Dimitri From Paris

I just finished recapping a 2400 using one of Dillens' sets you can buy. The sound is incredible. I have mine hooked up to a set of RL60's for the front and a pair of CX-100 for the rear. I also have it plugged into a CD-X and a Beogram 3000 (80's Version)/

Only two - so far.

This is all that I replaced What I have either on order or on hand from my local electronics supplier are the caps c7 c18 c30, finding suitable replacements for c33 and c34 are a bit hung up right now but I will get it resolved. I also ordered 2 new OC1&2 caps plus a new STK465. I looked everything over again and again using the pics I took before

Ok finally got around to changing a few of those caps. I have volume and balance conntrols restored but now I have a nasty hum out of the left channel on my headphones, pretty much all hum in fact, plus after awhile it starts to ccok up the ressistor at the back of the headphone jack. If I try to power it up off a set of speakers it will only hold for

Nino Rota - La Dolce Vita Soundtrack Still one of my favorite Fellini films

Yes, they are quite good. Dont get much of an audience over here in the US which is a shame.

Probably work just fine. I would have walked over to the auto-parts store myself. You had asked to see how I got along with my recent refoam job and so here are the results. From this To This I use the rubber surrounds from Good-Hifi instead of the foam. I liked the result I also replaced the crossover caps with newer poly caps.