Okay, I had it checked out and the price to fix it ($112) is more than it
would cost to buy another off Ebay. I am wondering whether I might be able
to fix it myself. Apparently a capacitor is blown. Is this something I might
be able to do myself? I know nothing about electronics at all, but I assume
it would be a case of replacing capacitors one by one until the radio works
again. I can always borrow a soldering iron. Any thoughts?

Dan


"Tim Schwartz" wrote in message
...
Dan,

Contact Lenbrook Industries at 800-263-4641 or www.nadelectronics.com.
I've also heard good thing about Henry Electronics, an authorized NAD
servicer in CA, but I don't know their location, and I've never had any
dealings with them myself.

Regards,
Tim Schwartz
Bristol Electronics


Dan wrote:

The radio on my old NAD 7120 receiver just went out and it now plays
nothing
but white noise when set to the tuner. Can anyone tell me a) what might
be
wrong and b) whether it can be fixed at a reasonable price? I am in Los
Angeles, so if anyone knows someone local who fixes old receivers/amps,
I
would appreciate an address or phone number.

Dan