I don't think I have ever owned a HK vintage receiver that WORKED properly. I know they can sound good. I have a 630 receiver, whose treble control does not work whasoever. I opened it up and sprayed contact cleaner all in the treble control to no avail. A local tech said the repaair of this could be costly because of the need to look through a series of filters, etc.
I also have a 770 reciever, in which one channel is fairly distorted in one channel on FM stereo.
Do either of these sound like an easier repair? Would I (being eletronically challenged) be able to troubleshoot/repair either?
Thanks for any help.
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Topic - Harman Kardon Receivers - audiogatorjim 15:53:37 04/16/12 (10)
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