Freestone
New Member
Hi all,
I am new to audio equipment, audio karma, and vintage electronics. I purchased my late model SA-6700 in its current condition for $90 because I love the look of it and have experienced the high quality sound from a similar Amp in the past. I have been wanting to get a nice setup for a while. I do have some electrical experience, but it is mostly in the robotics area rather than sound equipment.
My amp is in great aesthetic condition and when powered on the analog watt meters light up bright blue! Unfortunately, that is where the action stops. I have done some reading and saw something about the protection circuit being a common failure point. I will be finding the diagrams and manuals for this model and cracking it open for some inspecting and testing soon.
I know that is not much to go on but any tips for starting out my diagnostics would be greatly appreciated! I will share more information within the next few days.
I am new to audio equipment, audio karma, and vintage electronics. I purchased my late model SA-6700 in its current condition for $90 because I love the look of it and have experienced the high quality sound from a similar Amp in the past. I have been wanting to get a nice setup for a while. I do have some electrical experience, but it is mostly in the robotics area rather than sound equipment.
My amp is in great aesthetic condition and when powered on the analog watt meters light up bright blue! Unfortunately, that is where the action stops. I have done some reading and saw something about the protection circuit being a common failure point. I will be finding the diagrams and manuals for this model and cracking it open for some inspecting and testing soon.
I know that is not much to go on but any tips for starting out my diagnostics would be greatly appreciated! I will share more information within the next few days.