Post by hifinutt on Oct 18, 2021 13:43:16 GMT
I noticed this on a forum with a lavardin owners thread
why should a lavardin be unrepairable ?? seems odd to me . is there something special about them that makes them hard to sort out ?
I thought Id come back on here to update on my Lavardin IT repair situation. After over 18 months with the HIFi Hospital (Dublin) with Covid lockdown delays etc. Daniel of the HiFi Hospital, finally admitted defeat. He recorded numerous hours trying various approaches including different Op Amps, but all to no avail. He has been in the HiFi repair business for over 30 years, and this has been one of the most frustrating challenges he has ever faced and one of only a handful he has had to give up on.
I have long since moved on (I picked up a lovely Neodio NR600 integrated) so I am now left with a seemingly unfixable IT. I wonder would anyone be interested in taking this on or purchasing for parts.
Regards
why should a lavardin be unrepairable ?? seems odd to me . is there something special about them that makes them hard to sort out ?
I thought Id come back on here to update on my Lavardin IT repair situation. After over 18 months with the HIFi Hospital (Dublin) with Covid lockdown delays etc. Daniel of the HiFi Hospital, finally admitted defeat. He recorded numerous hours trying various approaches including different Op Amps, but all to no avail. He has been in the HiFi repair business for over 30 years, and this has been one of the most frustrating challenges he has ever faced and one of only a handful he has had to give up on.
I have long since moved on (I picked up a lovely Neodio NR600 integrated) so I am now left with a seemingly unfixable IT. I wonder would anyone be interested in taking this on or purchasing for parts.
Regards
