Hi. I'm a semi retired Design Technology teacher with some limited Electronics teaching under my belt. Had an interest in Hi Fi and technology since the 70's and remain stuck in a 70's 80's funk groove in my music taste. Actually enjoy all types of music but that's where my roots are. I've always kept an eye out for vintage stuff which is how I came across this forum.
I have an old Leak Stereo 70 amp which has been in the attic for at least 20 years. I think i bought it from a junk shop..working for £5.00. I used it for several years until it was superseded. My son prompted me to get it out to test a pair of old Pioneer CS-88a speakers he'd rescued from a skip. It turns out one is good, and the other goosed! The Leak also seemed to have developed problems in being laid off. So...what to do?
I want to get both amp and speakers working in some form as a lockdown project.
I came upon mjp200581 's really informative thread which covers much of the information and guidance I have been looking for. Thank you to all those who have contributed. I hope the Leak is still going strong.
https://www.audio-forums.com/threads/leak-stereo-70-amp-restoration.111547/page-2
I anticipate posting again very soon, hoping to get a little more insight and advice.
Best wishes to all
I have an old Leak Stereo 70 amp which has been in the attic for at least 20 years. I think i bought it from a junk shop..working for £5.00. I used it for several years until it was superseded. My son prompted me to get it out to test a pair of old Pioneer CS-88a speakers he'd rescued from a skip. It turns out one is good, and the other goosed! The Leak also seemed to have developed problems in being laid off. So...what to do?
I want to get both amp and speakers working in some form as a lockdown project.
I came upon mjp200581 's really informative thread which covers much of the information and guidance I have been looking for. Thank you to all those who have contributed. I hope the Leak is still going strong.
https://www.audio-forums.com/threads/leak-stereo-70-amp-restoration.111547/page-2
I anticipate posting again very soon, hoping to get a little more insight and advice.
Best wishes to all
