[ctviggen]

I have a set of Linn 5140 speakers, where I think one of the cross-overs went bad.  I have a Jeff Rowland #10 that no longer works.  In the past, I've fixed things myself, such as I fixed a Creek amp where the capacitors went bad.  I think I could fix both of these.

Problem: I currently don't have the time.  And if I did have the time, would I rather fix something old, or buy a set of speakers or (cheap) new amp I have to solder/build? 

That is, once I get done with my house projects, I might get the time to do something.  But, if I get the time, fix something old or try to create something new?

What have you done with broken equipment?

[knotscott]

They're generally not worth much when not working.  You may change your mind someday and get the urge to resurrect them , so I'd just set them aside and wait to see if that moment ever comes.

[toocool4]

Get someone else to fix it for you, that’s what I do.