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Fresh off the bench - Every board recapped.

1. Tuner aligned. Bias adjusted to 5.6mV. Power supply set to 35.6V.

2. New LED lights.

3. New power switch.

4. Coupling capacitors beefed-up to 4700µF/63V Vishay and main filter cap juiced-up to 10,000µF/80V Panasonic FC.

5. Amps have Nichicon UFW, UKA, Elna Silmic II and gain-matched OnSemi transistors.

6. Power supply has Nichicon UPW, UKL and UKW electrolytics, Bournes trimmer and OnSemi diodes.

7. Tone board uses Elna Cerafine and Nichicon UKW electrolytics, and Panasonic ECQ and CDE films, as well as C0G type ceramics on the control board.

8. Phono board had the naughty list 2SC458 transistors replaced with OnSemi KSC1815 and MLCC miller caps across their base and collector pins to mitigate high frequency oscillation potential. Also upgrades to Panasonic ECQ films and Nichicon Muse electrolytics.