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<blockquote data-quote="BassAddictJ" data-source="post: 8015849" data-attributes="member: 560415">ampjunkie does good workive had a few amps worked on by steve at amp medics. he&#039;s amazing. not only will he fix the issue but he&#039;ll fortify things to make the amp more durable. such as giving space between caps or other clusters of stuff that produce heat, adding foam or silicone to places that are prone to vibration issues, using better quality tape or paste than what was in before, better reinforcment of joints there were perviously held in by a stock zip tie or screw....oh ya these things happen even on decent amps. I was shocked to see my us amps ax3200de had some + and - coil leads REALLY close to each other and the whole part was held in place by only a zip tie directly to the board...making it prone to the part rubbing through the board and causing further damage.... Steve added space to the leads and silicone to ensure vibrations didnt fry, and added little pieces of foam to keep the coil from rubbing the board.... little things like that keep me coming when in need. his prices are also very reasonable for the level of work done.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BassAddictJ, post: 8015849, member: 560415"] ampjunkie does good work ive had a few amps worked on by steve at amp medics. he's amazing. not only will he fix the issue but he'll fortify things to make the amp more durable. such as giving space between caps or other clusters of stuff that produce heat, adding foam or silicone to places that are prone to vibration issues, using better quality tape or paste than what was in before, better reinforcment of joints there were perviously held in by a stock zip tie or screw....oh ya these things happen even on decent amps. I was shocked to see my us amps ax3200de had some + and - coil leads REALLY close to each other and the whole part was held in place by only a zip tie directly to the board...making it prone to the part rubbing through the board and causing further damage.... Steve added space to the leads and silicone to ensure vibrations didnt fry, and added little pieces of foam to keep the coil from rubbing the board.... little things like that keep me coming when in need. his prices are also very reasonable for the level of work done. [/QUOTE]

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