Is my Dynaco Stereo 400 worth repairing for resale?

How much do you like it? How much would it cost to replace? How long do you plan on keeping it?

If you get all the electrolytic caps replaced, along with any other out of spec part, the amp should last another 20 or so years with out issues, other then cleaning. 

If you love it, fix it, if not sell it for something you will love. 

In the last 6 months have referbed 3 of my amps, and 2 of my pre-amps. All sounded so much better after, it was way more sweat equity over cost as I DIY'ed it. Cost was about $80 per piece, sans the amps big power caps. 

This guy, old and in the way, enjoyed this thread.  I've got a dead Superphon in storage. I keep thinking I'll get it fixed some day.

@decooney 

Yeah, it’s been used once in the last couple years and should probably move to a home where it’s going to be used, but….  can you send me a link to Big E?

@puptent 

The Stereo 400 was a kit and it has a ton of parts, but if I can bring it back to spec, or better yet, I might just keep it around. 😁

@mswale 

I built this amp so long ago I barely remember where everything goes. It has VERY little room inside, so I would need the exact power caps, cause there’s no room for anything much larger.  It’s a heavy beast too!