Amp showing its age?

@8th-note  Not surprising what logistical problems you would have with repair or resale at the old monster Krell level. Given your good fortune with repair, sounds like a lifetime amp and good investment decades ago.

I will definitely advise buyers this is original condition, no caps replaced as yet.

Just bought a 45-lb Coda that checks my boxes, so at my age fuure equipment repair/upgrade should be easily manageable. (Well, except for a monster dual-firing Tannoy sub that I won't keep and needs the new amp plate installed before resale .  .  .) 

@jimmyblues  Guess I simply took the amp for granted until after the warranty had expired. But can't complain after 11 trouble-free years. Recapping may give it a new lease on life -- in someone else's system. No point in my keeping it given my age plus a fresh ten-year warranty on a new amp that may well outlive me.

Swapping a parasound amp for a coda amp might have as much (or more) to do with the Coda just being a better designed and built amp than the Parasound.

my 20 year amp went out about a year ago.....sent it back to Ayre for a look-see with request to make it as perfect as you can.   They replaced a fuse and sent it back.  

@ozzy62  Appreciate the reassurance on Coda. Though the Parasound really was losing its grip. I never upgrade without provocation. Too many other costly priorities in life.

@stringreen  LOL. Maybe I should have bought Ayre way back when.