OSHĜrown Bolt #7 x 1 inch metal screw 6Đ.1Đ.6Ĭlick to expand.Oh Hell Yeah! So much easier OSHĝevcon 12045ĝevcon Silicone Adhesiveē50F deg rated 1ĕĕ OSHĜrown Bolt 27511 #6 32 3/8 in machine screw/nut package of 8 sets 2đ.09Ē.18 Mouserė5-TVA1343ĕ0 uF 100V axial cap electrolytic axial cap 1ē.77ē.77Īpex surplus. Vendor P/N Valueĝescription Size QTY PriceĞXTĪESĜ-TD1-630. Note: I ordered parts for three LK-72's so the quantities might be off a little. The numbers after the description are QTY, Price, and Extension. My parts list is an import from Excel so it doesn't format well in text. The caps are humble polyester, I probably should have spent a little more coin and for Illinois Capacitor. So, to complete this exercise, I am posting my parts list for those who follow. My restored LK-72B paired with cruddy Sony satellites sounds better than my unrestored MC-60's paired with Altec 605A's! That was an incredible result to me and to my friend who also had the same preference. I'm just as blown away at the sound transformation on offer through a proper restore. Anyways, I ramble of my new found knowledge, knowledge that made understanding the MC-60 much easier. This was resolved by the members as well with the addition of the cathode resistor. And then there is factory bias procedure which requires more than a DVM. For example, how would a newb know that C203 was can positive? And then there is the added complexity of the preamp. Much more complicated than the McIntosh MC-60 restore that I am beginning next week. From what I can gather, the LK-72B is a moderate level restoration job. My sentiments are the same as yours, I couldn't have gotten mine done without the helpful members here. Hi dnpainting: Congrats on completing your LK-72B. Sorry for all the Rambling's, I just had to let you know! I absolutely love this amp and it would still be sitting in line if it weren't for SoCal Sam to get me motivated to get this unit going again as well as all the Great people here at AK. I have a Pioneer 9100 that I just put the Scott into it's place. I "Understand" why go to all the trouble because I think this has to be the best sounding amp that I have ever heard.
I understand "Why" music lovers love the tubes. I understand all the fuss when it comes to tubes. Just wanted to let you all know that, "I Understand". I was beside myself while playing some Elton John, which I remember my dad spinning on his Lab 80 with this amp when I was a kid. I looked over at my buddy and he was absolutely blown away. I hooked up the Altec (DIY A7's) and I actually had goose bumps at the clarity of the sound. Today, I invited a friend over for the "Real" Scotts debut. The Family here at AK has to be the greatest on the web. The first thing I wish to do is to sincerely give the Greatest, "Thank You" I possible can to all who have helped with this. Two years later, the Scott, I am so excited to say, is finally up and running. Two years ago, I started the rebuild and it went sour. I recently, finally got my Scott working properly.
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