I had similar questions with my ARC SP-8. In the end I sent it back to ARC to be refurbished, rather than to another specialist to have it modified/changed. My logic was that while an upgraded SP-8 might be an improvement, it simply wasn't going to turn it into a REF 3, SP-17, or LS-25, so in the end it made more sense to me to save up for a really improved model, rather than try to increment my way up. It made sense to me to have aged components replaced with current equivalents (i.e. ARC replaced the old caps with better current caps) but not to make any circuit changes.
Audio Research Sp-6a-Should it be modified?
First, thanks for all the input. With your help, I have found an amazing repairperson, and will write about his work after the repair.
He said he could modify the pre-amp and bring it to current levels of performance.
What do you think? Should I have it modified or leave the circuits original? What do you recommend?
Regards,
Miles
Regards,
Miles
He said he could modify the pre-amp and bring it to current levels of performance.
What do you think? Should I have it modified or leave the circuits original? What do you recommend?
Regards,
Miles
Regards,
Miles
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