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In Reply to: VINTAGE SONY AMP MOD LAB. posted by rockanroller on August 3, 2016 at 18:05:12:
You can try contacting Mike Zuccaro in California.You can TRY DeWick repairs but he's up to his eyeballs in work.
A lot of the techs that did this work are no longer doing it. Turns out people got pissed at the cost. This kind of work takes many hours with your head bent over in an unpleasant position. Seems people didn't like paying for their 30 plus years of experience, expertise, time, parts and general difficulty in doing most of this crap.
If it was so easy then why aren't there more doing it.
Edits: 08/05/16
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