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The board on photo is the Phono board of the Freiburg Telecommander? The "greens" look like bipolar (maybe it's Nichicon) and are probably a great solution for the size in a Phono board. Thank you very much for your suggestions alpinab10biturbo. Even my modest experience tells me that passive components, even if they cost as much as a Cartier jewel, do not always lead to the desired results. Electrically a component with a 5% tolerance will perform better than a component with a 20% tolerance. A…

Now I would like to switch to the replacement of 10 electrolytic capacitors that affect the Phono area. I also think the 2.2uf on the Phono area output can be replaced with a polypropylene capacitor. Suggestions or ideas about it? Thanks in advance.

@ alpinab10biturbo: s/n G95283. Zitat: „​The remote control is named "telecommander 50" Maybe this helps you in finding one“ thanks!

thank you very much Klarzeichner for the tips on the German language and for the compliments. on my Freiburg TC G the "bulbs" are green. from a distance the color is not perceived so they "seem black". I had to replace the stereo decoder as the radio was not working, it was absolutely silent. unfortunately I don't have the remote control. Kpe8nV0.jpg

Finally my Freiburg G, dopo circa 2 anni, funziona. Stereo decoder replaced (prototype in photo). gdaumt2.jpg 5SSN7Qp.jpg 3XUsw6s.jpg

I saved this stereo decoder (see attachment) from a Nordmende console. I ask you experts if it can also be used in my Freudenstadt 14 Stereo or in the Freiburg Studio Stereo. Thank you in advance. VStyAxw.png

THANKS a lot to everyone for the explanations and help. I wish everyone a good weekend. Rob

I bought my first SABA Telecommander and here I am to bore you with some questions. Let's start from the front: - the "Still" button ..... what is it for? - the "Monitor" button ....... what's the use? If I remember correctly the Receiver Grundig was an OUT. Instead on the SABA receivers? - those that look like 3 green bulbs under the tone and volume controls what are they for? The back: - the 2 "Pegel" what are they for? Thanks in advance for any suggestions.