If I could get the amp and turntable working, I'd definitely keep them since they are some of the only things I have left from my father. But I would need someone else to fix them up for me. How do I go about finding someone who fixes stuff this old?
What to do with old set of audio equipment?
Hi everyone - 50+ years ago my father put together a nice audio system in a custom cabinet. I'm now refinishing the cabinet and I'm wondering what I should do with the equipment? It has a Scott Model 222C amplifier, a Garrard Auto Turntable - Type A Mark II and a Viking reel-to-reel system. I also have a nice set of the original documents as well (not sure how they held up so well!)
I'm sure the equipment needs work - the amp does power up and the tubes all seem to light up, but I have no idea if it will play as it is. The turntable powers up but I'm sure it needs parts to fix it up. I haven't done anything with the Viking equipment. It was all stored in a basement for the past 30 years.
Is there somewhere I can take them to get them refurbished? I'm thinking the best option may be to sell it to a shop or someone who refinishes them but I'm looking for ideas.
Thanks for your help.
Rich
I'm sure the equipment needs work - the amp does power up and the tubes all seem to light up, but I have no idea if it will play as it is. The turntable powers up but I'm sure it needs parts to fix it up. I haven't done anything with the Viking equipment. It was all stored in a basement for the past 30 years.
Is there somewhere I can take them to get them refurbished? I'm thinking the best option may be to sell it to a shop or someone who refinishes them but I'm looking for ideas.
Thanks for your help.
Rich