Yes, the replacement STK463 is not expensive (if it works).
But I think just fixing like that, it will broke very soon after.
To fix it and make it work for a long time, I will have to check all the caps for ESR (I do not have the tool at the moment), check each resistance and after replacing all that will take way too much time, for what it is worth. I will just put it a side for the moment.
RE: Repairing or Hacking a Vintage Amp ?
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Repairing or Hacking a Vintage Amp ?
Likely replacing the caps will cost more than the STK463 and you'll probably have to spend quite some time cleaning and fixing up the switches and pots. Something I noticed from the photos is that there is plenty of space inside, may be better to completely gut it and just retain the front panel, knobs and chassis, put something modern inside...
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Yes, there is some room in the chassis. It is easy to change/replace panels on it.
What kind of stuff you will put inside that you consider "good" enough ?
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