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Receiver2000 replied to mplynchdotcom's topic in The Welcome Shop (Please read first)
That's a beautiful piece - current alternatives dont have that fantastic look and won't have sonic holography. -
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mplynchdotcom replied to mplynchdotcom's topic in The Welcome Shop (Please read first)
Thank you everyone for the welcome and suggestions. Seems like a nice positive, friendly bunch.👍 I do know my way around a soldering iron, solder sucker and solder wick, can read schematics, and would rather keep it running than not. The scale of the DIY project is what is giving me a little pause. Maybe if I were retired by now it would be a nice bit of busy work for a few days (weeks?), but unfortunately that is not the case. Got a quote from nelion and will likely go that route to have it done right by someone who is trusted and absolutely knows what they are doing. Holy cow, have you seen the prices of equivalently spec'd modern equipment? 😬 -
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