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RE: Impressions (not quite reviews) of some 70's gear

I have a Yamaha M-80 that has the class A option. It is, as you said, great sounding in Class A, and runs very hot. It is decent, but not remarkable in Class A/B, but it has a lot of power. I like the idea of having an amp with dual personalities. Sometimes I just want to shake the walls, but most of the time, I want great sound at a reasonable sound lever.

I was considering rebuilding it. What did you do to repair the CA-800?

Dave


Edits: 07/09/12
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