In Reply to: all I can say is... posted by mhardy6647 on April 15, 2014 at 14:06:08:
Why?...as all you need to do is send it to the tech who restored mine.Seriously though, I bought this unit about 3 years ago for next to nothing as the seller was basically just trying to get rid of it. Without knowing of what I bought and getting into, the first time I had it everything was functioning well and sounded good to boot or so it seemed until I started playing and recording with it. Then the problems started creeping up one by one to the point that I just gave up using it for at least a year or so.
Then finally this year I decided to send it to a tech to give it an once-over to find out what is wrong with it. Well, that was a big mistake because he found out and then some of what was wrong with it. I was thinking about cutting my losses by leaving the unit with him as I wasn’t going to pay another cent on shipping it back to me.
Anyway to make my story short, after a week of price haggling on the restoration, we finally came to an agreement. I’m glad that I made that decision, because I finally have the opportunity to hear what this unit sounds like when it was new.
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