Hi-Fi components won’t last forever and when they break, there is nothing more frustrating than not knowing how to fix them. Who do you send it to? Can you do it yourself? Join us this week on the podcast as the eCoustics team discusses everything you need to know when things go awry. We get into basic maintenance, finding the proper tech, doing your own repairs, and how to perform upgrades or modifications.
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Panelists:
- Mitch Anderson, Episode Host, Podcast Producer and Host of Black Circle Radio
- W. Jennings, Sr. Headphone Editor
- Eric Pye, Vintage Audio Editor
- Jeremy Sikora, Vintage Audio Editor
- Lynn Miller, Headphone & Personal Audio Editor
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Credits:
- Original intro and outro music by The Arc of All.
- Voice Over Provided by Todd Harrell of SSP Unlimited.
- Production by Mitch Anderson, Black Circle Studios.
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jimf
March 31, 2023 at 6:43 pm
An excellent podcast, as usual. I would like to point out that some manufacturers will support their old equipment. Bryston has a “Back to the Future” program, with different tiers. I have a couple of late 80s Bryston 3B amplifiers which I submitted to the program. Under the tier I chose, they completely overhaul the internals and bring it back to like new spec. There is a pricier tier where they also restore it cosmetically. It took about 3 months and the price includes shipping both ways (these are heavy). A few years earlier I had them rebuild my 10B crossover.
Ian White
April 1, 2023 at 12:28 am
Jim,
We’ve actually covered the Bryston program. It makes a lot of sense and it was a smart move by the new ownership.
Best,
Ian White