Hi

 I have a purchased a Musical Fidelity A5 CD player and amp which sound good 
but I believe could use an overhaul. They offer to repair but apparently 
have no upgrade or modding service. I have however seen several advertised 
on ebay and through google searches.
 Has anyone had such mods or updates done on their Musical Fidelity Hifi, 
and what were they? Did they really make a big difference, ie was it worth 
the cost?

Your input/experiences much appreciated,

Blu_glo

In article , Si
 wrote:
> Hi

>  I have a purchased a Musical Fidelity A5 CD player and amp which sound
> good but I believe could use an overhaul. They offer to repair but
> apparently have no upgrade or modding service. I have however seen
> several advertised on ebay and through google searches. Has anyone had
> such mods or updates done on their Musical Fidelity Hifi, and what were
> they? Did they really make a big difference, ie was it worth the cost?

> Your input/experiences much appreciated,

I am curious as to why you believe they "could use an overhaul". Is there a
problem? 

Slainte,

Jim

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"Si"  wrote in message 
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> Hi
>
> I have a purchased a Musical Fidelity A5 CD player and amp which sound 
> good but I believe could use an overhaul. They offer to repair but 
> apparently have no upgrade or modding service. I have however seen several 
> advertised on ebay and through google searches.
> Has anyone had such mods or updates done on their Musical Fidelity Hifi, 
> and what were they? Did they really make a big difference, ie was it worth 
> the cost?
>
> Your input/experiences much appreciated,

Whatever you do, don't even consider any of those dubious clock mods -
they do not work and that MF CD player wouldn't benefit from such a mod.