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Fixing the wow and flutter in the cassette players is a pretty big deal. Everything else was next. JJK -
By Dave MacKay · Posted
And lightly sand or DeOxit all the connections and connectors get new gaskets for the squawker inspect the wires from the network to the drivers and replace if dodgy -
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Oh, and also whenever I buy older Klipsch that have the network board like that, I always loosen and tighten every screw on it. This will help create a better contact path and remove years of oxidation. -
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