Help on ancient Audionics CC-2s

Read this if you haven't already
I have a pair CC-2's and have used them for biamping and have run them in mono. The mono configuration sounded best in my system. One of mine needs new caps and if you read the blurb above you will know more about this.

Thanks for the read about Bob Sickler. The CC-2 amp was indeed very special for its time.

thanks RWwear. Thanks much, I'd already read this link but will indeed go back and glean more (and actually sent a query to Lynn Olsen, if he's still around). In fact, I used to work in retail audio back in the day here in Oregon (home of Audionics of Oregon; we were a dealer for them) and loved the little CC-2s when they came out. It was a sweet little combo paired with Infinity Infinitesmals and a sub. Once I get the caps replaced I too will run them in mono. I'm reliving my vintage days a bit (it's a bit cheaper than moving forward:) ) and also found one of my all time favorites that I used to own from my '80s audio retail days, too, a Robertson Audio 4010, that I would love to find another of to pair with it.
I will most likely get recommendations from the guys at InnerSound repair here in Portland, OR as they have also worked on my two Audionics CC-3 amps (that are prototypes I suspect that I picked up in perfect shape for a great price, complete with original Audionics of Oregon boxes---they have a Fosgate-style faceplate, but seem to be definitely a Bob Sickler design, right before the buy-out. Thanks so much for your helpful reply. What are running yours with in related gear?

I fondly remember a pair of CC-2s I owned long time ago. The only fault I could find was some darkness to the sound that I am sure can be solved with good modern capacitors. I agree the amplifiers sounded best in mono, although if your speakers have a low impedance, it would be better to run them in stereo.

I'm not using them now as one needs new caps. I thought about modernizing them but I have lots of amps. Maybe someday.