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Which tuner to get and getting the most from it. Thank God, for the radio!

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RE: Kenwood 700t problem

Posted by fredtr on December 2, 2024 at 15:22:43:
It does sound like a thermal problem, get yourself a can of cold spray and see if you can find a component you can barely hit and have it restore the sound. I've used playing cards and other things to barely hit just one component at a time. Surprisingly it could also be touch sensitive. Intermittent's are temperature or vibration and sometimes there is little difference with thermal expansion. Use something non conductive like a chopstick or diddle stick. When/if you find it, it may be very sensitive to touch.