If so, I wouldn't bother putting money into a 15 year old AVR. More than likely, the problems are in the power supply which is the heart of any modern amplifier. Matters become worse if this unit has been in storage for a while. I doubt the front panel board has anything to do with the issues this receiver is displaying. No shop wishes to be tied to a repair of "old stuff" that us very likely going to have more repair issues soon. I doubt you can find a shop that will touch this receiver. Large integrated circuits which control the functions of the AVR are probably no longer available after a five or so years and certainly not after a decade.Īll that and more makes repairs of any old AVR less than sensical. The commmon thread running through all such failures however, is the common lack of a reason to repair an "old" AVR.įeatures change and are added to a new AVR, new features require new connectors which can't be retrofitted to old gear. On this forum, we tend to give any AVR about a 5-6 year life span before it craps out. Looks as though you have a 15 year old AVR.
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