Frankie's Market

I have a S 500 , yup it's one of the Stasis models. IT has been sitting unsed for at least 5 years. I'm betting using a variac is the way to go to fire it up, Any suggestions as to where to start ( 75 volts? ) , and for how long ? Sound like you're in the Seattle area, I'm north up on Whidbey Island. Ed

Hi,

Well I've been at this for 40 years and I remember when those first hit the market and always wanted to investigate. What model is yours? I'm looking for the pure class A models not the Stasis versions. The 400A or the 4000 are what I'm looking for. Doesn't have to work because it will be completely rebuilt.

Regards,

Richard

P.S. You can call me at 360-718-8300 I'm in the pacific time zone

Hello,
I have had no real luck with techs in this area. I tried Natural Sound for some turntable repair, and it turned into a real hassle, lots of money, and I don't think they did a very good job.

what did you use for the 1800uf 150v caps? I can find 1800uf 160v but not 150v

would you happen to still have the directions for recaping the cm labs cc-50s?

Cheers,

-Barton

Hi Ed - saw your comment on the C/M amps. Would you happen to sell your CC-50S? Please let me know.
Cordially

Hermann

HI, I was able to get an email addy for him, thanks! Ed

Ed,
He's come and gone before but he usually makes good on his deals. My two went fine. I think he gets very busy at times.
I'm away and don't have all my info right now. I'll see if I can find his email for you next week.

No I don't have a schematic, but my experience has been that replacing the caps makes a big difference! What problems are you having ? Ed

Hi Ed, Do You have the Trio W45, (Hamlin's) - Schematic? I would pretty much aprecciate. Thanks, Darko.