Replace all teh PSU caps, replace the PSU diodes with Schottkys, and then listen.

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Topic - What would cause a Pioneer SA-6700 to have a wooly sound? - LowRedMoon 13:23:27 12/09/16 (9)

Service Manual. - Timbo in Oz 12:31:07 12/12/16 (0)

Replace all teh PSU caps, replace the PSU diodes with Schottkys, and then listen. - Timbo in Oz 13:28:22 12/10/16 (2)

RE: Replace all teh PSU caps, replace the PSU diodes with Schottkys, and then listen. - sony6060 06:35:21 12/12/16 (1)

It's an SS integrated amplifier. - Timbo in Oz 12:29:03 12/12/16 (0)

RE: What would cause a Pioneer SA-6700 to have a wooly sound? - gordguide 08:19:11 12/10/16 (0)

I had the Pioneer SA-9700 and they are worth the effort - airtime 15:44:45 12/09/16 (1)

RE: I had the Pioneer SA-9700 and they are worth the effort - LowRedMoon 18:40:03 12/09/16 (0)

Maybe being a "mammoth" amount of years old?? :) - popsy 14:34:26 12/09/16 (1)

RE: Maybe being a "mammoth" amount of years old?? :) - LowRedMoon 14:39:28 12/09/16 (0)

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Replace all teh PSU caps, replace the PSU diodes with Schottkys, and then listen. - Timbo in Oz 13:28:22 12/10/16 (2)

RE: Replace all teh PSU caps, replace the PSU diodes with Schottkys, and then listen. - sony6060 06:35:21 12/12/16 (1)

It's an SS integrated amplifier. - Timbo in Oz 12:29:03 12/12/16 (0)

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