Video tutorial

[Steveomatic]

Hi,

Are there any video tutorials that show how to make adjustments to a vintage receiver? I would like to learn how to change capacitors and also how to set all of the parameters correctly, like the DC offset. I am a visual learner and feel it would help me be able to learn how to do these adjustments myself.

Thank you, Steve

 

[Ray Gianelli]

Have you checked out YouTube? And where in Florida are you located?

 

[Hipocrates]

ideo tutorials that show how to make adjustments to a vintage receiver?

This are great channels

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVXv8_dfJjqWluEFktmv12A ( A fellow Aker)

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChTN8got77QeKPFRmTJ0teg/videos

 

[Roy Skinner]

Check out Mr. Carlson's Lab.

 

[FB night]

Yes, Blueglow Electronics, I have been following many of his videos as he repairs and rebuilds. He has walked me through many restore projects. He has the right manner and personality to make videos, and also says he is always learning things, which is how it should be for everybody

 

[Hipocrates]

I forgot Uncle Doug.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuR4hQTXkG_KxozLxwPzEjQ

 

[woofmytweets]

I forgot Uncle Doug.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuR4hQTXkG_KxozLxwPzEjQ

AND Rusty - his contributions are invaluable.

 

[Hipocrates]

AND Rusty - his contributions are invaluable.

...Absolutely! He's the foundation of the channel.

 

[OMGCat!]

Check out Mr. Carlson's Lab.

He really knows his stuff and is very easy to watch for hours on end. Good recommendation for sure. I joined his Patreon and have been watching his project videos which are also excellent.

I also like Xraytonyb and Shango066 (mostly tube tvs but some audio with great troubleshooting. Lots of goofy jokes and sometimes he sets things on fire).