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Thanks everyone for the advice, much appreciated!

I've decided to go ahead and have it restored. And since it has gone for long periods without use over the years the electrolytics probably aren't in the best of shape. If I want to keep using this thing for another decade or so with no worries, I think it's time to give it some TLC. Thanks again everyone!

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