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Be cautious on those really old electrolytics, though...I like to just replace those on old 40's era equipment like this...that way you're not dealing with flakey problems due to bad lytics. While you've got the set apart just replace them. In later sets like 60's the electrolytics are usually o.k. but it's a good use of your servicing time to just do all those caps while youre in there rather than have to chase down problems later.
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