I would be interested in the pc board and output transistors.
The output stage may be of interest as well so long as the screws that were used were #6's and not #7's. (The major diameter over the crest of the threads is larger on the #7's.)The #7's tended to damage/break the shoulders on the sockets.
The Zobel networks with the (2) 12 ohm resistors in parallel tend to be out-of-tolerance these days. If you were to measure them I'll bet they read over 7 ohms when they should read 6 ohms.
Unfortunately the Temple brand capacitors were not very good. It is a good thing you replaced them. I have no interest in Temple brand caps.
I would be interested in the pc board and output transistors.
The output stage may be of interest as well so long as the screws that were used were #6's and not #7's. (The major diameter over the crest of the threads is larger on the #7's.)The #7's tended to damage/break the shoulders on the sockets.
The Zobel networks with the (2) 12 ohm resistors in parallel tend to be out-of-tolerance these days. If you were to measure them I'll bet they read over 7 ohms when they should read 6 ohms.
Unfortunately the Temple brand capacitors were not very good. It is a good thing you replaced them. I have no interest in Temple brand caps.
Ok Ed, the big caps I will throw away. Some transistors may not be any good. I'll send it to ya this week. This is the main reason why I started my rebuild.
The driver board is the new version and should be put on ebay for someone who wants to keep their amplifier stock. I could probably stick it in a blown unit I have in my back room if you are against ebay.