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by bennash - 06/07/26 09:34 PM
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Hi,
There are safety issues to be considered with an old amp like this. You might consider inspecting the power cord to make sure the insulating material is not disintegrating. The big filter capacitors in the power supply might need replacing. If it works, maybe it's okay.
If you're experiencing occasional noise, this could be a questionable connection/solder joint anywhere from the input jack throughout the rest of the amp. Good luck with it.
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