Who likes to do refurbs?

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I enjoy bringing old things back to life. Here’s a couple progress shots of an old Toatronics black box I worked on this weekend (with a little help)

Who else likes to refurb old equipment?
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Wow! I love the idea of refurbishing old equipment to like new, but I am not nearly as tech savy or savy all to do it :(

Google is your friend. It’s really not nearly as hard as you’d think. Try it, if it’s already old or broken what would it hurt to give it go. That’s also been my attitude at least.
 
That's awesome! I love doing things such as this, although I'm very rarely successful.
 

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