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  1. S

    Replacement push selector AU2200 Brushed Metal

    Hi everyone. I am looking for a replacement push selector for an AU2200 in brushed metal. Does anyone know where I could source one. Many thanks in advance. West Sussex Uk.
  2. flatuswalrus

    Connecting vintage HiFi & PC to same speakers

    Hello all, I have a little vintage HiFi stack in my living room along with my PC which is our main entertainment source. I am wanting to connect the HiFi amp & PC to the same set of speakers and sub. Is that possible to get the speakers wires into the 3.5mm jack in my PC's Sound Blaster SE Z...
  3. Z

    Not enough inputs? A recommendation.

    Hi, I have been contemplating buying a Luxman source switch for a while, but at around £130 plus and from Japan, I was building up to it. I know there are lots of cheap alternatives on eBay and others, but I really didn't want a plasticky thing, we've all tried them at some point. Anyway, I...
  4. daylite

    Animation of the Fisher 500C selector switch function - w/ seven drawings

    I was facing a job involving rewiring of the 500C’s 7-position 5-section selector switch and realized I did not have near the understanding I needed to feel good starting. To help myself get there I put together 7 drawings to show the state of the network and signal path for each switch...
  5. daylite

    Fisher 500C restoration and modification project

    PCBs: IBBA......EFB......Buffer......Phase Inverter TAPE MON to AUX input......Tone Control Bypass TAPE HEAD input to AUX input 500C selector switch function animation Loudness contour modeling and component selection This project is close to an end. A signal strength meter problem came up but...
  6. Y

    2270 Restoration

    Bringing back from the dead a 2270. Bought it off CL in horrible shape, was mainly used as home for mice - I found all their food stashes... They loved P-800 for their chips hideaway. One of the smaller issues is the broken selector switch. I would like to attempt the surgical approach as...
  7. goldswimmerb

    Scott LK-72 Selector Switch Siezed

    Hey, so this is a first for me... Have a Scottkit here with a selector switch that seems to have literally turned to stone. I've tried applying heat, pliers, and even penetrating oil with no luck. Anyone have luck freeing up a frozen switch like this? Literally seems like the thing is glued in...
  8. mstewart

    Marantz 2270 Selector Knob Partially Broken

    Up until now all of my posts have been in the Pioneer forum. The other day I sold one of my receivers and came across a 2270. Since I've never owned a Marantz I was interested and ended up buying it. I may be having buyers remorse I haven't decided quite yet. I have been having a hard time...
  9. uuhhoohh

    Kenwood KR8010 Just broke selector knob off! Can I find part? Can I repair?

    Oh, I have really done it now! I live in Sacramento Ca. and found this gorgeous KR 8010 for sale and was lucky enough to buy for $220. I've never owned a Kenwood before but I knew It was gonna be the monster receiver I had always hoped to find. When I got it home and tried it I realized this was...
  10. Chalkboard

    Yamaha CR-1040 Maintenance

    I have a CR-1040 needing some maintenance. I thought instead of asking questions all over the forum, I would just consolidate most of them in one spot. The receiver has been in storage for more than 20 years and it was working perfectly when stored. I have powered it up and it sounds fine...
  11. dyche01

    Help with 1180DC problems!

    Dear Marantz community. I have been struggling with an intermittent channel on my trusty old Marantz 1180DC. I did my best to track down the problem but I was spending too much time on it so I turned it over to a professional (old school) repair shop here in the Bay Area. After several weeks...
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