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Pioneer SX – 880 restoration

SteveHammond

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Pioneer SX – 880 restoration
I was recently given an SX 8880 to restore had to be sold for me. My only job is I need to completely restore it head to toe front to back side to side do you name it. Has anyone had any experience in restoring this particular model? I would love anyone’s input on restoring this and what new components I could use? Any help of course is greatly appreciated be blessed in abundance and thank you so very much for your assistance.
 
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I'm assuming that we are talking about the SX-880 that is the big brother to the SX-780 and Little brother to the sx-1280 and sx-1980?
I ask because there is a sx-990 that predates even the sx-x3x (636, 737 and so on) and I'm hoping that this is the more modern one than that...

here is the list of lists thread:
https://audiokarma.org/forums/index.php?threads/pioneer-recap-lists-sticky-suggestion.457663/

here is the sx-880 (1978 - 1980) link:
https://www.audiokarma.org/forums/i...l-need-some-advice.370783/page-4#post-5909763
this is mostly caps

it does not address the (tired) power supply and protect silicon.
 
I'm assuming that we are talking about the SX-880 that is the big brother to the SX-780 and Little brother to the sx-1280 and sx-1980?
I ask because there is a sx-990 that predates even the sx-x3x (636, 737 and so on) and I'm hoping that this is the more modern one than that...

here is the list of lists thread:
https://audiokarma.org/forums/index.php?threads/pioneer-recap-lists-sticky-suggestion.457663/

here is the sx-880 (1978 - 1980) link:
https://www.audiokarma.org/forums/i...l-need-some-advice.370783/page-4#post-5909763
this is mostly caps

it does not address the (tired) power supply and protect silicon.
Thank you @markthefixer
 
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