I would replace it, if your brother gave it to you, at this point it owes you nothing. As old as it is, chances are repairing it, may only obligate you to invest more if it breaks again. Especially if you're only use is the phono stage, depending on your budget, you can obtain a phono stage that will either equal or exceed the performance for little more than the repair bill would be.
Should i have my Harmon Kardon repaired or replace
I have a Harmon Kardon 730 amp that was my brothers. I'm using it as my phono preamp. It has a short somewhere and one channel fades down to an unlistenable level. Is it worth trying to repair? or should I start looking for a dedicated preamp for my turntable? If I need to replace it, what would a comparable preamp cost? The HK 730 is probably from the early eighties.
Gary
Gary
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