Whats Inside This Amp Recever?Let's Fine Out

[@maritimescrapper]

Scrap monies everywhere! Awesome video my friend!

[@bigcountryscrapper6885]

Thanks bro

[@ScrappinLou]

Thanks for the video! I love scrapping electronic boxes like that but I'm a hobby scrapper so I can see why it's basically, grab the transformer, cut the cord, get the brass out of the plug, grab the insolated wire, throw the rest in shred. Now if you had a big and ongoing account with board sort...but they are in the US so that's an issue.

[@bigcountryscrapper6885]

@@ScrappinLou ya I wish we had a place to sell boards

[@kaynef6637]

Gday mate

[@bigcountryscrapper6885]

Gday my friend

[@markmiller2361]

It wouldn't apply to this piece, but I've heard that old vintage audio equipment will fetch a fair amount of money from collectors.

[@ScrappinLou]

Agreed. Depends on whether the item is working or could be made to work. Some hobbyists go through and test and replace all broken components and restore the thing. For me, I'm a hobby scrapper so I try to find the broken stuff that's beyond repair. Fortunately I have a friend who supplies me with such broken units when he can't repair them.

[@keithluszczynski3200]

I would have micro scrapped it also. Make that money. Don't forget to wash your hands. Thanks for the video.

[@bigcountryscrapper6885]

Thanks my friend

[@ScrappinLou]

I would too because I'm a hobby scrapper. I may do a similar video except microscrapping stuff. I understand totally why it doesn't make sense to microscrap for a business.

[@bigcountryscrapper6885]

@ScrappinLou well that's not 100% sometimes micro Scrapping can be profitable