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If you can hold on a bit more, I have one for you, free of charge. My wife and I are in the middle of moving , and at 72, a bit more of a challenge than it used to be. I'll get back to you in a week or so. Anything else you need for a 7100? Greg

Stray dogs that live on the highway walk on three legs......Leon Russell

I think you're on the right track as what looks like D16 is a bit crusty. That's glue by the way. Check out cdkands.com for how he handled glue issues.

Just a pet peeve of mine, but fuses DO NOT protect a circuit downstream of that fuse. One of those three circuits DOWNSTREAM caused the fuse to blow. The connection point (3) after F2 feeds three circuits: display lights, speaker select and the tuner board. You will have to disconnect each...

:(....Art's column was always the first I turned to. Lot's to bitch about when it comes to high-end and the magazines that follow them, and I always didn't agree with some of his philosophies, but he was the best.

Robert Harley @ Absolute Sound reviewed these in 2008, so they've out in the market for quite a while. Counter with $450 first and see if he wants to sell them or not. Good luck!

For future reference, R61/63 will be same value as R62/64 (470 1/4W) and R69/70 will also be the same value (75 1/4W). HINT: study the right and left side of the circuit board. Does anything jump out at you? D3 is a 28V 1/2 W zener. Good Luck

....with backing by Robert Wyatt and Mike Oldfield.

Have no dog in this fight, Mr. Lucy, but Google and The Vintage Knob might help you understand audiojones's point. Harmon had to sell out when he joined the Carter Administration. Beatrice Foods sold that division to Shin Shirasuna.

Sinister exaggerator....indeed! R.I.P.

You are correct in your assumption. However, you have a real odd unit, it being a cassette receiver. Lots of teardown needed and probably many small tools are going to be needed, ie. small e-clips are usually prevalent in cassette decks. Rick at stereomanuals.com has the service document...

Not having ever owned a KR unit, I do believe he needs a rotary type....^^^^^.....and that ain't it. Being it's a receiver, but not knowing which one, I also think that is a 5A switch for a tuner or cassette deck, not really suitable for an amp or receiver. If it was mine and the speaker...

In more ways than one....:whip:

^^ ^^ ^^ Bingo!

The main issue, which most here who keep talking about thread size miss, is that the hole spacing is incorrect. Once that issue is addressed, we don't care what the thread size is, the OP could even choose a thread size totally different than the two he currently has. Next comes length, and...

I don't think you want to add unnecessary weight by installing washers or nuts under the screw head. Finding the correct thread size and length shouldn't be that big of a deal. If they are aluminum, easy to shorten if you're somewhat mechanically inclined and have the tools to make it...

Ditto the above, although it hasn't been determined that you even have a scope. The tone defeat, loudness, and mode switches are notorious for completely defeating the signal. At least toggle them a few times with volume setting at no more than 9 o'clock.

Art, I DID recently retire, and thought I would splurge on myself and upgrade my table (Pro-Ject Debut III w/ acrylic platter). I too decided on the P3 and was toying with the idea of upgrading the stock Elys with the Hana EH. But I ended up with a demo unit with the Exact installed for the...

You're way ahead of everyone else around here if you have those documents. Questions concerning these usually go unanswered, and believe me when I say I have an interest as my son has both the stereo and monoblock versions. My lack of experience with these MOSFET amps precludes tearing into...

Input RCA's.....oops! bad eyes! :cool:

Not without modifying the knob. You would need to have a little over a 1/4" milled off of the backside and about an 1/8" taken off the center hub as it butts up against the balance knob hub, not leaving enough shaft to tighten the set screw.

I'm in! THNX

Unlike several of the posters here, i have one in front of me, and they have missed the most important part. You'll figure it out. Good luck.

You'll have to find a donor unit or a good samaritan. That's it. Good Luck.

Better than most. One of two tuners I should have kept. Warning: Faceplate lettering is very, very fragile.