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In Reply to: Fixing 70s solid state amps and receivers and common problems. posted by Michael Samra on January 7, 2015 at 17:16:04:
Replacing power supply caps are a must. I use Elna Silmic II to replace the old coupling caps for superior sound. SS amps equipped with the older op-amps will perform better with newer op-amps.
I do find tube gear easier to service due to more room under the chassis, no stacked circuit boards, lots of interconnect cables and at times less components overall.
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