Pictured the innards of a Fisher 500C, they use a similar design too Fisher 400 for the MPX FM Stereo decoder. The problem here was the MPX stereo diode decoders were not functioning correctly, solution “built my own” improved decoder. Here you see it being tested and the O’scope pic of the input to the decoder. It sounds pretty darn good after tweaking the alignment and getting finally stuffed into the chassis
Pat~
Pictured a McIntosh C20 pre-amplifier. Note the full compliment of Telefunkin tubes all NOS test! It came in with an intermittent noise in both channels. A few caps later along with some proper contact cleaning and a bit of “Tubeology” work with selection/match of the Telefunkin’s and our proprietary tube socket and pin contact enhancing process (DNA) It’s sounding stunning! In audiophile terms, “fast, transparent, detailed, deep and layered sound-stage, engaging”
Well…………I said it was extreme………….
We should have photos up soon, but I wanted to get these listed as they will go fast, you can by deposit reserve them now and we will build them to whatever restoration level you would like from just clean up and parts as needed to make nice functional units or more extreme, designer audiophile parts, special chrome and paint etc. To full “Maxx” restorations. We have just acquired the following (2) McIntosh MC60 Mono’s in a cosmetic condition of 8.5 out of 10 (1) McIntosh C20 in a cosmetic condition of 8 includes nice McIntosh wood cabinet. (1) McIntosh MR65 stereo FM tuner in a condition of 7.5
email us if you have interest in reserving any of these fine classics.. Thanks Pat~
Pictured is a Pas3x that I have been doing some tweaks on for a customer. I have built a new power supply, added a few “designer” audio caps..some magic “Tubeology” dust .. sounds darn good..I needed a distraction from the everyday service work.. so its a Lazy Saturday project and I’m spin’n vinyl .. remember that?.. Let me tell you its refreshing the sound is much more real then digital.
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