Bob In addition, a simple dipole antenna, and tuned to a local station, hard rock works, will do for break in. I would build a couple RCA plugs with resistors from center to gnd and plug them into

hi brian, go here for the info you want: http://www.revox.de/flash5.htm also, check ebay for remote controls & manuals. i think the b201 & the b208 will operate this tuner.. i've seen remotes go

Charles, As I write this, I just finished listening closely to Johann Stamitz Symphony #2 on station WETA Washington, DC. This station is about 80+ miles from me as I live in SouthCentral Pa. I am

I have completed the basic mods to my KT 8300 and my TU 717, and I am ready to start replacing capacitors. My question is, will the caps accumulate break-in hours while the powered-up tuner sits on

Hello, Is it me or does the Phase Linear 5000 *look* like an attempt to create a tuner with the Marantz 10b styling? Best regards, Paul Bigelow McIntosh. I indicate. which helps

In a message dated 7/7/02 2:49:37 PM Pacific Daylight Time, rmhuizenga@... writes: << I've had a PL 5000 sitting on the shelf for a while waiting to get listed up on eBay, so before I

replace higher slew See the RM mug shot and mods description here - http://www.audioclassics.com/modafferi.php3 Bob

Jim - a reply from David: Jim, Similar experiences, yes on several levels. First, I think that stations that still do live, master reel to reel tape and even LP broadcasts take more care

Gary - here's a reply from David: Gary, Most late model Accuphase tuners (T107, T108, T11, T109) have a lithium battery installed on the printed circuit board that has welded leads

Jim wrote: Of course it's LA 3450. Charles

William, Do you have any impressions of the sonic difference before and after the update based on memory? At least such long term memories aren't likely to be biased by level differences, assuming

Thanks for the discussion on early Mrantz solid state tuners and receivers. Anyone out there know someone who is able to service them? Johnp

Hello, What is the best way to utilize two antennas on one tuner? I have a ST1 whip that works very well for the local re-transmission of my favorite Classial station (about 7 miles away). Any

Guys, I've had a PL 5000 sitting on the shelf for a while waiting to get listed up on eBay, so before I tossed it up on the auction block I thought it might be good to provide a brief review of the

Here is a link for the L-07TII: http://www.pacparts.com/ Its where I received my manuals for the L-02T. If the above fails, try: http://www.samswebsite.com/photofact/pf_search.asp which is Sams

Charles, I have to agree with your comments about the MR78. I got mine in very good condition (especially cosmetically) back in February. I just had the full Modafferi treatment done in June. (By

I finally bought something I've wanted for more than 20 years, a McIntosh MR 78, and I love it. It's a superb tuner in every way, the best I've ever owned (unseating both my Sansui TU-9900 for DX'ing

Charles asked: Yes. -- Best, Goran Finnberg The Mastering Room AB Goteborg Sweden E-mail: mastering@... Learn from the mistakes of others, you can never live long enough to make them all

Goran wrote: Does that include adjusting the IF filters? Perhaps it's just the following three models for which this is not available: Marantz 10B Sequerra Model One Sumo Charlie Charles

Chrles wrote: snip The service manual for the 18, 19, 20, 20B gives detailed information how to align them properly. BUT youll need test equipment to the tune of say $5000 to $10000 to do them