talamakara wrote:
easyrider8 wrote:
You can do as you please but after you are done I really don't think you will find you have improved anything and more than likely have gone backwards in performance. And the value of the unit will be drastically reduced.
Dave
I very possibly may have, but i never intended to sell the unit. so it's value is all intrinsic.
It seems you are ignoring the part where you won't be improving anything. These older TOL stereo units were better reproducers of sound than anything on the market today (or the past 25-30 years for that matter). Don't be fooled by the watt ratings of new units. Since the mid eighties mfgs have pushed the power at the expense of accurate reproduction. Search the net, there are numerous examples of comparative sonic tests between old and new and old wins every time. They just sound better.
Larry