Sold 2 Memphis 4kws $400.00 shipped!!!!!

[sparkplug121988 10+ year member]

Not sure what's bad on them. Board clips have been removed..

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[sparkplug121988 10+ year member]

And also if pics werent good enough then why didint you ask for more? Because the ones on here and the ones I sent where good you just dont want to spend the normal amount of money to get repaired.

 

[select127 10+ year member]

im pretty sure the pics u sent me were the same as the ones in this thread. the only txt i got from you were the two pics and one asking if i got them, nothing about amps being sold as-is. u failed to mention the missing parts in the amp. u failed to mention that the amps were taken apart by someone that didn't know what they were doing. i asked for a refund and your response was the amps were sold AS-IS. I never threatened u buddy, i wanted to let u know ill be trying to get my money back. I like how u said dbr will fix these for $200 which is total bullsh*t. I bought 2 blown amps with clips taken off, thats all your thread states.

 

[NYAFACE86 10+ year member]

get'em select! you should of bought my mojo 4kws when i had it up here for sale. lol the guy that bought it touched the remote wire to power and well you can guess what happened... lol

 

[xjoeyc23x 10+ year member]

why u covering where the other set of caps are on the other amp?

 

[Mitch86 5,000+ posts]

I'm kind of on the sellers side on this one. The amps were stated as broken and he didnt know what was wrong with them. Seems to me that it would be the buyers responsibility to get a good look at the internals before purchasing a broken amp. For all we know the seller could have gotten these amps as they are and not known anything was missing at all. Buying a broken amp is a gamble, and the buyer took it and got burned. The way I see it a broken amp is AS-IS, even if its not stated as that in the thread or otherwise.

I'm not condoning the sellers actions in any way. But I feel that the buyer should have been more responsible and made sure of what was being purchased.

 

[audioatg 10+ year member]

I'm kind of on the sellers side on this one. The amps were stated as broken and he didnt know what was wrong with them. Seems to me that it would be the buyers responsibility to get a good look at the internals before purchasing a broken amp. For all we know the seller could have gotten these amps as they are and not known anything was missing at all. Buying a broken amp is a gamble, and the buyer took it and got burned. The way I see it a broken amp is AS-IS, even if its not stated as that in the thread or otherwise.
I'm not condoning the sellers actions in any way. But I feel that the buyer should have been more responsible and made sure of what was being purchased.

Are you kidding me man. The guy said that board clips where removed. AKa fets. And Im sure with that setup he has. He knows what fets are. And If he knew that then he knew what else was taken out removed broken. Should of stated more about what was wrong. There are a lot of amps on this forum that had blown fets and or blown output stage that can be simply repaired.

Now I am on no ones side. Both are to blame. Seller knew what was up. Buyer should of asked more questions and should of seen the signs all day long. Because this add had signs all day long that it was toooooo good toooo be true.

 

[Mitch86 5,000+ posts]

Are you kidding me man. The guy said that board clips where removed. AKa fets. And Im sure with that setup he has. He knows what fets are. And If he knew that then he knew what else was taken out removed broken. Should of stated more about what was wrong. There are a lot of amps on this forum that had blown fets and or blown output stage that can be simply repaired.
Now I am on no ones side. Both are to blame. Seller knew what was up. Buyer should of asked more questions and should of seen the signs all day long. Because this add had signs all day long that it was toooooo good toooo be true.

That was pretty much my point. And just having a nice setup doesnt mean you know anything about internals of an amplifier.//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/fyi.gif.9f1f679348da7204ce960cfc74bca8e0.gif I've been into car audio for a while and been on the forum for 4+ years and I couldnt open an amp and name components that were missing or broken (unless it was obvious). But if I had the money I could buy an impressive setup. Not saying the seller is right or didnt know what he was selling, but if I was buying a broken amp I'd want DETAILED pics and know exactly what I was getting in to before the purchase was made. And like I said, a broken amp should always be considered as AS-IS condition in my opinion. You buy a broken amp and cant get it fixed, you still got what you bought, a broken amp.

 

[sparkplug121988 10+ year member]

First off like stated. I'm just starting to get into car audio. This is my first big setup ever. I learn every day something new...... I listed what was wrong with the amps. THEY Were BLOWN! I don't know much about internals of a amp. But I was told that they were blown. And the way I look at it is that if a fet is blown dosent it have to be replaced? So why does it matter if it's missing?? Because it has to be taken out to be fixed right??... The buyer is mad because he thought that he could get repaired cheap locall. But he can't so now he wants to make a big deal because he has to pay regular repair price

 

[Louisiana_CRX 5,000+ posts]

maybe he can make one good amp from the pair

 

[resko1 10+ year member]

As long as the board isnt cracked or the lead routing on the board burnt, the amps are completely fixable. At what cost? IDK. Any component can be replaced.

The only issue is.... the bigger the power, the less repair techs will touch it.

 

[lilkman2202 10+ year member]

db-r will repair these as long as he has the parts. now for it being cheap that depends on what cheap is. If under 400 per amp is cheap then yes.

 

[Shinju 10+ year member]

get'em select! you should of bought my mojo 4kws when i had it up here for sale. lol the guy that bought it touched the remote wire to power and well you can guess what happened... lol

The amplifier turned on?

Thats usually what happens when you touch the remote to the b+ hotwire.. Not sure I understand what you are getting at here.

 

[ACT Audio 10+ year member]

usually memphis will fix these amps for a flat rate of $350 each just FYI

 

[TwistedMayhem 10+ year member]

usually memphis will fix these amps for a flat rate of $350 each just FYI[/quote
I live in memphis and they will not touch the amp if the warrenty seal is broken and you got to have a receipt.

How much db-r say to fix it?

 

[Shinju 10+ year member]

usually memphis will fix these amps for a flat rate of $350 each just FYI[/quote
I live in memphis and they will not touch the amp if the warrenty seal is broken and you got to have a receipt.

How much db-r say to fix it?

You know I never understood why they do that, I mean they can repair it and then tell the costumer since you are not the original owner there is no warrenty on the repair if the amp dies again, They can mark the board in away so that if the amp does come back in and someone tries to claim warrenty ect they can say sorry this amp is not valid for warrenty repair, repair costs will be charged.

Money is money they could charge anything and I am sure folks would pay to have their stuff fixed. That is if the amplifier is even able to be repaired.