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Newbie DIYer from MI

hpmachining

New Member
Hello everyone. It's a pleasure to join this community. I am hoping to learn as much as I can about HiFi diagnostics and repair. I am a self employed machinist by trade, primarily CNC milling. I've always enjoyed fixing things and just recently took an interest in learning to repair old audio equipment. I am pretty green when it comes to electronics and still need to aquire a lot more equipment, but you have to start somewhere :) I've got a couple of projects on the bench that I am looking forward to collaborating on.
 
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Welcome to the Land of Sound...AK.

You'll do OK in
the "Fix-it" Dept.
Tools... much the same,
as your used to...
just smaller. :biggrin:

Get used to the
terms of the innards
and their functions.
Take a long look
at schematics, and
apply...slowly.

And, yer motivated!

Q
 
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