This is such a great unit, so well designed and built.  The owner mentioned the input pot was not working. The unit arrived with what looks like impact or shipping damage.  The left corner of the front panel place was bent slightly back.  On inspection I found the input pot sheared off.

I found the  sheared input pot first...

This one is now on the desk. The unit is pretty good shape, others some minor signs of liquid "ingestion" on the top panel. The unit looks stock, and I can see a few bubbled electrolytic in there.
 All and all a nice build, with tiny input transformers on the 6 mic/line ins, and two output transformers on the XLR outs.
 

Happy New Year!
Here's a link to our end of 2014 MOMSR.org status report.http://museumofmagneticsoundrecording.org/2014ProgressReport.htm

We sincerely appreciate all the support and encouragement this past year.

Forgive me for such a question but why does everything always end up needing to be "recapped"

Hello,
I have an API input module that I want to recap. Any recommendations? I've heard the Black Gates are great.. What about the Nichicon Muse KZ? I dont know much about caps, so I appreciate any info or resources.

I have a couple of Focusrite ISA-110s that, I'm told, need to be recapped. (One oscillates loudly at arbitrary moments, and the other is all distortion and not very loud - I fear it may need more than new caps.) Does "recapping" mean replacing absolutely all capacitors in the unit, or only the ones in certain sections, or only electrolytics, or?

Hi,

I'm in the process of recapping my console - I have purchased all the required caps to do the entire monitor and master sections (i'm leaving the inputs as I use outboard pres).

Here's a JPEG for those who are interested, it's the input and eq sections.