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Hakko pistol is the best.But is idiotically overpriced -$500.

I'm a 68 year old architect for 45 years trying to be the best I can. You put a lot of professionals to shame with your attitude and craftsmanship no matter what the profession is You're incredible. Keep up the good work and thanks for the videos.

Safari Duo😮😮😮

Is that a kenwood unit second from the bottom silver finish ???

The game has changed from old days ,also the fidelity...

Would this cx1 along with the mx1 be comparable to a as1200/2200 or 3200? Or be closer to the lower line of current yamaha amps?

Are you using F5?

Hi. I see you have carpet tiles on your bench. Doesn't carpet often carry a charge that could short a board on your bench? Thanks. Barry

I see you use carpet pads on your bench. Doesn't carpet have a chance of carrying a charge that could short something on any board? Thanks. Barry

Unwatchable video with all the camera sway.

Would you recommend I keep or return a CX-1 that works but arrived with damage to the front plate? Could the scratches be repaired? It was a good price and the seller has offered to fund a repair unless its too costly.

Congratulations this is working good, what speakers is it ?

Its better to change that potentio.. for long last use

What an elegant piece of hi-fi history…

I just found your channel and started binge watching. I couldn't figure out why this amp has only 2 filter caps. The smarties at Technics used one transformer for the positive rail and the one for the negative. Nice vids.. keep em coming.. thx

Amazing and detailed thank you

Sounds like my wife when she falls in a deep sleep.

Do you fix amps as a business? What state are you in?

What kind of music did you listen?

yes i get it. you the easy restore guy. you like nothing hard, only easy. how about working on something hard like on a Denon 2802 or any Denon.

Do not listen to anybody, do what you like or can..😊 They can go back to watch 15sec TikTok videos.. 😅 Amazing job! Just subbed! 🎉❤ Can I ask which camera model you use? Very nice autofocus and video quality.. 😮

If you were to recommend among the HK 770, the Sanyo P55, and the Technics SE-A7 - power output aside - which do you consider the most restoration friendly and which did you like the most when all was done? Thanks!

Wow with the previous guy's solder. I'm a million miles from a professional tech but wow. Would've measured and kept those Elna Silmic II.

This was a fantastic restoration. I loved every minute of it. I watch a lot of audio restoration channels but this has to be my favorite video. Please keep them coming.

What area are you in?

Superb

Lick this

I'd forgotten that I had one of those in my youth! I was buying so many different pieces at the time. Very good amplifier.

Great work Connor!

уу дас ист гут унд фантастишь ..!

Hello, do you have the Marantz SC80 Stereo Control Amplifier available for sale? Thank you!

I wish you lived in my country so i could send you my Pioneer A-09 Class A amp for service.

It takes a long time to put it together.

It's like working on your car. Mechanics go through the same thing.

Cost to replace everything in the stereo amplifier.

How does it sound before and after. Any improvement?

Dude you are meticulous. I love it. Subscribed.

Great! Love the power cable and interconnects... Wiring looms - use thread to bind, looks wonderful, zip ties are very "industrial". I get a lot of grief for soldering and not crimping, but you've proved a point here. Testing - use a reactive load (speaker coil), this makes a difference compared to straight resistive, or at least a range of resistances - 2-16ohm. These older amps are wonderful and respect to the owner. Loved watching this, well done!

I sold audio gear in the 70's and 80's. I owned a Vfet amp and have to say they were some of the sweetest most open sounding amps that ever came around. I worked for a dealer that sold Ohm speakers and in the mid to late 70's was their west region sales rep. Those Sony VFet amps sure were sweet. It was so satisfying to watch your restoration.

Great video! Question: What does the subsonic-filter exactly do??

The camera moves too fast and too frequently

Kenwood LO7 ? Withkefs top sound❤

Hi, I have a 725 hooked up to a 770; when i turn ON the 770, the red power light comes on, but none of the indicator LED's do not turn on. I purchased brand new RCA's just to be sure, but still no dice. I bought the pair from an ebay seller and he swears up and down that it "was working".... Any advice would be greatly appreciated

Hi, I have a 725 hooked up to a 770; when i turn ON the 770, the red power light comes on, but none of the indicator LED's do not turn on. I purchased brand new RCA's just to be sure, but still no dice. I bought the pair from an ebay seller and he swears up and down that it "was working".... Any advice would be greatly appreciated

I am having a headache watching your video as you move around quickly while holding each circuit board to show the components that possibly needs replacing. It would be better if you keep the circuit boards on the table then slowly move the camera along the components including the opposite soldered board side as you explain the possible faulty parts and your suggested solutions to restore vintage stereo. Your video presentation is very informative and Love learning from your presentation.

Magnificent work

Hi, I’ve just come across your youtube on the Sansui AU717 amplifier restoration. I live in the UK. I take it the AU710 is the same as the AU717 due to it looks identical or was the AU717 made for the American market. Are the components available to buy online. I haven’t switched it on for years, but when i did, it sounds great. I am worried now if i switch it on i might do damage to my speakers or the amplifier.

What's sodder?

Build like a tank👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Great videos, really appreciated the longer format restorations, I also repair and restore vintage audio equipment next to my regular job although I rarely see hign end masterpieces like this one and it's preamp companion on my bench. Thanks for showing your methods and approach to problems, used tools and circuit modifications. Looking forward to the next one!