Crown D-150A series 2: help

Well I would have left it right where it was, make sure your outside when you plug it in!

Hay what about the ol sniff test.  Does it smell like pets, or smell burnt?
Be aware of the pet, be VERY aware of the burnt smell..

LOL I like the mattmiller approach too..  Point that puppy, at the noisy neighbor, get around the corner and plug it in.

You might get lucky, you know, two birds, one stone, thing.. ;-), Sorry I just had too.

Regards

Thanks for these (varied!) responses. A lot more to consider here than I realized. 

The crown seems in pretty pretty good shape based on appearance. Does not have that burnt circuitry odor. The way people in neighboring studios throw things out in this building, I’ve reason to suspect it’s just a fuse replacement. But now I’m concerned. 

My use needs for this are just to use in my studio, using an old NAD 3020 for preamp duties only. 

The dilemma here is that taking this to a tech might end up costing more than the amp is worth. Unless maybe there’s an inexpensive tech in Brooklyn I need to know about. 

If I just procure and insert the correct fuse holder and fuse and then turn it on, what’s the worst that could happen?

thanks again, any thoughts are welcome. 

"If I just procure and insert the correct fuse holder and fuse and then turn it on, what’s the WORST that could happen?"     A: The fuse will blow.                                                                        Are you certain that you’ve not stolen someone’s door-stop?

The original fuse holder had a slotted cap (screwdriver needed).     That may have baffled the original owner, leading to it’s demise       This will fit the original chassis hole and make changing a fuse easier: https://www.partsconnexion.com/ACME-65008.html       Then too, there's Amazon.      Type in: panel mount 6X30 fuse holder.