old TV good source for recycling components?
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[quote author="tony dB"]is it?[/quote]
Only if you have more time than money
Best regards,
Mikkel C. Simonsen
Only if you have more time than money
No, not unless they were "abused". Old electrolytics are generally not good for recycling though.
I got a lot of Philips/Mullard ECC82 tubes from a local dumpster BTW...
Best regards,
Mikkel C. Simonsen
to make it even better....
we have a Pioneer reference/roughmixcdburner in the studio, that was giving a bit of problems lately, in short; it just died (logic section).
The output quality wasn't really highest standard so repair is not necesary but there's a cdwriter, a cdreader, power supply, etc in there.
if you want to see a picture, i'll try to get one posted today.
i'm in a session rightnow, so it may take a while...
we have a Pioneer reference/roughmixcdburner in the studio, that was giving a bit of problems lately, in short; it just died (logic section).
The output quality wasn't really highest standard so repair is not necesary but there's a cdwriter, a cdreader, power supply, etc in there.
if you want to see a picture, i'll try to get one posted today.
i'm in a session rightnow, so it may take a while...
