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(Within this month's editorial, Alan Sircom says "The Right to Repair is something audio magazines rarely consider, but automatically factor into reviews. But, in recent years, it has become an increasingly important issue in the longevity of good audio.
Let's get the easy part out of the way first; the need to discuss a Right to Repair doesn't apply when it comes to most turntables and loudspeakers. Products that are primarily exercises in engineering–as opposed to electronic engineering-have an ability to be repaired baked into their construction and design.
Put simply, if you blow up a drive unit on a loudspeaker, you get a new drive unit! The same doesn't hold true all the time with electronics today. Outside of audio, we moved from a 'repair' culture to a 'disposable' society.
If you go through 'that drawer' of tech, you'll likely find several phones in various state of function. See what's within this issue of Hi-Fi+ magazine at this link.)