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In Reply to: Re: Preamp is not your problem. posted by stocker on December 21, 2005 at 16:58:53:
I have owned a Precision Fidelity M7A amp for 20+ years, and found a second amp at a dealer on his used equipment rack with a sign AS IS leaking caps.I took this to my favorite electrical repair shop and everything tested perfectly. So I paid 315 dollars for an amp that originally sold for 1200 dollars back in the day.
You will be surprised what you can come into if you join a local audiophile club. They will have older broken tube gear they will probably just give to you. Sounds like you could do the repairs yourself!
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- Check out all the places you can buy used equipment. - tubesforever 11:40:36 12/23/05 (0)
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