Radford amp

Discussion in 'DIY Discussion' started by alfamisco, Jan 24, 2011.

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    alfamisco

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    Hi I have a pair of Radford ma 25 mk 2 valve amps these still have all the original components kt88 valves gz34 rectifiers and capacitors dated 1963 and work well. Would it be best to change any of these parts or would they be best left alone, any advice would be appreciated. Thanks
     
    alfamisco, Jan 24, 2011
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    Arkless Repairs

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    If you have no compunction in making the amplifiers less original and "genuine" then yes it would be a good idea to have it rebuilt. Many of the original parts will have drifted out of spec by now and the performance will no doubt be far short of that which Arthur intended!
     
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