In article , spud wrwer wrote:
Does anyone have one of these that works that you're not using? Mine
is finally dead after 20 years. Please take out takeout to respond.

So, umm... why not get it repaired, then?
--scott
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On 16 Oct 2005 09:17:09 -0400, (Scott Dorsey) wrote:
I think I've fixed it too much already Scott,.. late stage CRS has
been taking it's gruesome toll lately. I now have a loud hum in one
channel on all functions and the right MM input is defunct again. Most
people won't take stuff that's literally in a basket, even if you
provide the drawings and I don't think there's anyone around here that
even does component level work anymore.

That's sad, because honestly it doesn't take too much more work just to
change out _all_ the capacitors than just a couple. Shotgunning all the
caps is a good idea. And if you get a replacement unit on the used market,
you're _still_ going to have to shotgun out all the caps.

There used to be a guy in Atlanta who ran Lee Kramer's SSS High Fidelity
shop, who was very good with those things. He was probably one of the
last of the Tandberg dealers too.
--scott

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"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."