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Old 13th February 2011, 05:29 PM   #1
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Default STK 461 Replacement

Hi

found on my fathers garge a vintage sanyo R5 Tuner+Amp.
one audio channel does not work so i guess the chip is dead.
the chip it uses is STK 461.

its not easy to find this chip as its old, ive tried Ebay and the only one that ships world wide costs 60$+

any idea where to find this part with better price (that ships worldwide)?
perhaps i can use a different chip that might be available localy?
does it even worth fixing?!

thanks
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Old 13th February 2011, 06:09 PM   #2
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Don't guess the chip is dead. Find out what's wrong with it instead of throwing time and money at the unit.
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