Beware of noob amp repair guys! Lol.

so the guy bought an amp you repaired and didnt test and it went up in flames. now hes out an amp time and money for a period and damage to the car? and your a great guy for paying him back eventually.. did i miss something?? lol.. ya thats great of you to refund hm as you should. who on here honestly wouldnt refund him.. i woul dbe hoping he didnt ask for more ot get my car fixed plus being without an amp having to look for another
actually i have video of the amp playing just fine after the repair , thank you very much.
 
Bro, this is him delaying payment. Not standing up. lol
delaying payment my ***!! I had video of it playing fine the day it sold. Like other people said , i could have blamed him , but knowing that the amp had been worked on , and the same exact parts i replaced burnt up again it was a no questions asked refund. Well almost , i still owe him a few bones , but he actually wants to work it out in a trade anyway , spider douche. LOL
 
I'm talking about the refund bro.
Your a jackass , this thread has been up for 2 days , you think if the buyer had a problem he wouldnt have spoke up yet? He's been here for years , he knows how to alert the forum of douchebags , in fact i may have to dig but i think he has pointed out your douchery before. LOL
 
I don't have time to read the entire thread so if my advice has been covered just ignore me but I will say this is why you need thoroughly bench test an amplifier after you repair it. I'm not talking about just powering it up, I'm talking about hooking it up with a dummy (resistor) load and feeding it a sine wave for 12 hours. I own Perry Babin's repair tutorial (the creator of bcae1.com) and that's one of the big things he stresses is proper testing after you believe it's fixed.

As a side note, I have some awesome gigantic resistors for load testing. The company I worked for was cleaning house and they were just going to pitch em but I saved them. They're like 12" long and 2-3" in diameter, capable of handling hundreds of watts. But even running the amp with a few 50w resistors at low power would be better than nothing. You could also use a speaker but that creates a lot of noise and if anything fails in the amplifier you have the potential of damaging the speaker.

Also I'm not trying to lay into you or anything, I think your taking the proper steps to make it right so no reason for that //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

 
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