This is a very well known problem, there are transistor problems, so they need to be replaced.... while you're in there, re-capping will just add a few bucks onto the parts costs, and the results will please your ears...
The parts are on the phono amp board, labeled awf011. Download the sx850 AND the sx950 manuals, the 850 and 950 are close enough alike that the 950 manual will help make up for the poor 850 manual.
For parts in The USA:
www.mouser.com , mouser.com parts numbers:
during checkout, first class mail shipping becomes available for about 4 bucks
this place has no minimum order, or surcharge.
2x 512-KSA992FBU @ $0.06 ea PNP low noise high gain af amp ecb lead-layout fairchild for Q1 & Q2
4x 512-KSC1845EBU @ $0.06 ea NPN low noise high gain af amp ecb lead-layout fairchild for Q3, Q4, Q5 & Q6
2x 647-UPW1H010MDD @ $0.23 ea for C1, C2 1uF 50V input coupling, signal path
2x 647-UPW1H3R3MDD @ $0.23 ea for C11, C12 3.3uF 50V output coupling, signal path
1x 647-UPW1V101MPD @ $0.15 ea for C17 100uF 25V(35v) + power filter
1x 647-UPW1V221MPD @ $0.56 ea for C18 220uF 16V(35v) - power filter
2x 647-UPW0J331MED @ $0.39 ea for C7, C8 330uF 6V internal filter
All have been checked and are currently in stock.
BE CAREFUL INSTALLING THESE TRANSISTORS, the lead layout is different!!
the original parts are BCE and the fairchilds are ECB...
thus in both the center lead IS the collector (c) but the two on the outside are REVERSED!!!!!
That means the flat on the transistor will face in the other direction.
The capacitors have the minus terminal marked with a minus, the longer lead is plus.
Change each part one at a time. Lead arrangements on EVERY part mentioned are critical and non-negotiable.
Good luck, watch out for the heat sensitive capacitors, the ones with the clear plastic ends...
Of course, holler if you need more detailed help. Although even if new to this, open the bonnet (their words, not mine) and bottom and study it with the manual (at least LOOK at every manual page, later on you can say "oh yeah, I saw something like that") so it isn't alien territory.
Do you have desoldering / soldering equipment ?