PioneerPro
Active Member
Yah, they all old and crabby and in your face. LOL
So You Want To Repair Audio gear, Eh? Here's the tools you need...
- Thread starter EchoWars
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MX117.MC7150
Listener
Ah, Glenn (EchoWars - the OP), we miss you. Where did you go?
I'm new here as well as new to Audio Repair, but I'm learning. I would like to add to some info passed on earlier in this thread by pac1085 in post #577 where he suggested a couple of books. Both of those books are available as E Books at WeLib. WeLib is a site I use regularly to download books and it's free. You will need to register for an account and can join as a member if you want for a fee. Once you register you can then save books to a list to read or download later. You will only be allowed to download one book an hour if your not a member. But it's free
This is great! Thanks DustyB.
arts
Addicted Member
While I have never owned one (I'm a Tektronix kinda guy, haha), I have used Kenwood oscilloscopes in the past and found them to be excellent in all respects. Kenwood made extremely good quality, high performance test equipment, and their scopes rival anything from anyone else.
A bit big, like any other analog scope from that era. But, what would I know about big, I'm still using Tek tube scopes
Chris __R
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Unfortunately, I believe he may have passed a couple of years ago. I never knew him but perhaps someone who did might weigh in as to whether this may be him: