Vintage Audio Repair, S.E. Virginia?
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RWFE
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I have never been here but have heard good things about them. I guess it depends on what kind of stuff you want repaired though. I plan on taking my Kenwood tuner to them for some upgrades soon.
http://avsl.net/
http://avsl.net/
dread31
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Sansui 2000x Receiver.
It was configured for 220 volts. There were instructions inside the case on how to switch to 110. It was a simple jumper change. Once this was done it worked much better, lights lit up and it sounded great----for about 3 minutes.
Then there was a fire.
A 100 ohm resistor on the driver board burned up, and some of the copper trace on the PCB burned up as well. I don't know exactly why this happened,
but I'm pretty sure the board is wasted. But only on the left channel.
I appreciate the offer, Man.
Dave
It was configured for 220 volts. There were instructions inside the case on how to switch to 110. It was a simple jumper change. Once this was done it worked much better, lights lit up and it sounded great----for about 3 minutes.
Then there was a fire.
A 100 ohm resistor on the driver board burned up, and some of the copper trace on the PCB burned up as well. I don't know exactly why this happened,
but I'm pretty sure the board is wasted. But only on the left channel.
I appreciate the offer, Man.
Dave
ShaneC
Super Member
yikes! unfortunately, that's still a bit out of my range. 
Sounds similar to the problem with my Sansui G-3500 though. I've got a resistor visibly burned, and 36vdc of DC offset of the left channel. I'm pretty sure there's a transistor burned up to, but I'm not sure what else is wrong.
Good luck. And let me know if the techs you find are worth it.
Sounds similar to the problem with my Sansui G-3500 though. I've got a resistor visibly burned, and 36vdc of DC offset of the left channel. I'm pretty sure there's a transistor burned up to, but I'm not sure what else is wrong.
Good luck. And let me know if the techs you find are worth it.
Lastplace
AK Member
Audio Services in Va Beach. They did a great job on my 2270
757-498-8277, Peter Florance
http://www.audio-services.com/
757-498-8277, Peter Florance
http://www.audio-services.com/
dread31
Addicted Member
Thanks, Dude!
Called these guys, taking my unit around tomorrow morning. They have a big backlog, but the person I talked to seemed very competent, their rates are reasonable, and I'm not in a giant hurry anyways. So, that's where it's going.
Again, Thanks!:thmbsp:
Dave
