Looks great! It's great to have something like that to your disposal. Even though I was born with 2 left hands (and I'm right handed), so I'd make a mess, even if I had all the best equipment ;)

Fantastic set up. Great work!

That's an expensive power supply for a front panel bulb...

Этот человек золотой

The machine seemed very well designed and made. Always enjoy the videos even though I have no idea what he’s doing most of the time lol

I am impressed

Thing that should be in the trash remains with us.

Wow! Very-very nice...

Sounds like something from a 1950s sci-fi movie! 🤣

I bought something from Dunster too... your content is great, as are their products. I salute you if it means anything... from one overly qualified 3-degreed engineer in science, math, computers and chemical.... with around 30 years of fairly hectic experience... keep sharing your work

Very good video! What kind of desoldering tool do you use in the video?

Looks like a sweet setup.

Why don't you put a socket for those chips?

I have to give kudos to Mark for his incredibly thorough repairs, he is not reticent to perform very deep, detailed repairs. He's always smiling and smirking, smiling and smirking at the camera ☺️

you should have just bought a top cabinet but never mind it all holds stuff thanks for the video

Единственное что могу сказать это.., бессмертие таким работягам 👍👍👍

"It's like Top Trumps for Geeks..." 🤣

Wow 😮 Mark tienes un súper laboratorio equipado para reparar y restaurar equipos electrónicos 👏👏👏👍 felicidades un saludo desde Guadalajara Jalisco México 😃👋👋👋

like the desoldering Tools very much...not much of these tools are easy to handle...Metcal seemed to be one of the good ones...most important...unsolder without detroying the pcb...and...the electronic components...and of course...easy cleaning of the tool...

i keep catching myself holding my breath when I see the solder fumes hahaha

Hi mark love the channel .is it possible to fit bluetooth in a roberts r25 radio

I still can’t figure out how it’s financially viable to pay Mark to fix these (albeit very nice) machines, and how Mark makes a living for what he has to charge someone for the time it takes him. I’m sure the YT revenue helps, so I guess there’s that. Anyway, nice work as always.

Had one of these amps decades ago for my soundsystem... :)

Absolute legend

Wow what a dream work shop . Cheers from New Zealand

This Aiwa is the most messed up tape player yet. I can't even count the times you took it back apart. Mark if I ever have a hifi problem I know where to send it. Hifi, that sounds 1960ish.

Hi I do the same here in Luxembourg, without youtube of corse, but I appreciate your videos a lot, not only you have a lot of equipment, but you know to use it thats the difference between a good and en excellent worker :)

Look into the camera lens not the monitor.

What is the foamy cleaning spray at 08.04?

What a great workshop really well thought out by a fella who's smart as paint!

This is best work shop setup I seen by far 😂❤ epic

This channel is criminally under appreciated, when you reworked that motor a few videos ago that hooked me in.

So happy for you Mark, and can't wait to see your next repair upload !

Another great job on a nightmare repair. Hats off to you!

Nice, tres jealous :)

greetings from indonesia

Well done Mark, more tools and machines to baffle me with ha ha! You have a great new workshop there, I hope you enjoy the work and making vids of it. Thank you for sharing.

👍👍

Oh my. That's a nice workshop. Please tell us you have a fire extinguisher in there. No workshop should be without at least one. Cheers

EXCELENTE es un TALLER de SERVICIO muy COMPLETO siii 👍😃

As they used to say ,yow cor beat it our kid, super videos Mark showing superb skills and application !

Excellent new workshop! Jealous. Very very jealous.

സൂപ്പർ 😍

Великолепная мастерская! Я завидую вам белой завистью!

Very nice work shop. See you appreciate fine Hewlett-Packard test equipment as I do. Taken me 20 years to collect my lot as Australia is a bit of a desert for tech and I have had to import most of my gear from the US, Britain and Israel would you believe. I keep my machine work shop seperate from the electronics also. Hp and Tek gear deserves the very best of care.

Hello, I like watching your channel very well

back in my college days, Studying car mechanics.. I used to grab a condensor capacitor from an old distributor, charge it with a spark plug HT lead, and then throw the capactor for someone to catch :D

Do you work on any ampifire or just the one that you know