Realistic SA 100C, TM 100 restoration

[Blast]

So that I can try to help scootsity5 in another thread http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?p=6236901#post6236901
I took the top off my SA-100B. Even more differences between the B and C than I thought:

 

[Jay Pemberton]

I'm pretty sure I didn't, the amp played fine after the restoration. I poked around last night for just such things anyway but didn't see any. I'll take a second look around tonight.

I don't know if you have the schematic for the SA-100C but if you don't, here it is:

And for that TM 100, just in case:

 

[morseguy]

I don't think so, the unit powers on and shows life. I looked inside briefly before bed and it all looks fine. No blown fuse, caps or resistors. Or at least, none that I could see.

Maybe I'll have a chance to take some measurements tonight.

How did you make out with the amp?
I just picked up one of these and the matching tuner.

 

[Dan D.]

Damn, just found this thread and read it all the way through, and.......bzzzzt. Nothing. I found it interesting because I also inherited my Grandfather's SA-101 and plan to do the same tune-up as the OP did here. Also considering picking up an SA-102 to keep it company. I hope this picks up again soon!

 

[BenWaB3]

Yes, I was hoping it would go further as well (I have instant notification turned on when someone responds). Mine needs a lot of work as well. It will never be one of the top integrateds of all time but it does make a very good sounding headphone amp.

 

[blazeaglory]

This evening is more listening time. I've moved the setup to my main space for some more comfortable and slightly more critical listening. They are in a finished basement with much more room to breath. I'm still being suprised by this little amp.

Sorry to resurrect an old thread but Ive never seen a Beolab 5000 in action before! Très haute artistique!