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<blockquote data-quote="amprepairman" data-source="post: 6740935" data-attributes="member: 618082">OK...I have to ask that you STOP! I am right now backed up about 3 weeks and I am totally out of space....If I have already talked to you today..go ahead and send in your amp but with that I have to stop for a couple weeks...I really appreciate the way you guys have just hammered me with amps and I appreciate&nbsp; all the&nbsp; emails and comments here but man..you win...I cant take in anymore....This place is standing room only....I&#039;m considering not taking in class D amps anymore after I do catch up..They generally cost more to repair and I end up sitting on them longer waiting for people to pay me for them and most of them are useless above 200 hz anyway they are dirty sounding and for a guy who is into sound quality as much as I am it&#039;s just not much fun as some of those amps on their best day run at 2%THD..Besides..when I fix a amp I like to run it at full power..for a while... to make sure it&#039;s gonna be OK..I&#039;m not set up to run a 3000 watt amp at full power for a hour to make sure its right...it dims the lights in the building...people get mad at me...the loads I&#039;m using get so hot I hafta open windows and its the middle of the winter..There are many guys out there fixing class D amps all day long...I&#039;m more into sound quality and performance of class A-AB amps...We&#039;ll see what happens...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="amprepairman, post: 6740935, member: 618082"] OK...I have to ask that you STOP! I am right now backed up about 3 weeks and I am totally out of space....If I have already talked to you today..go ahead and send in your amp but with that I have to stop for a couple weeks...I really appreciate the way you guys have just hammered me with amps and I appreciate all the emails and comments here but man..you win...I cant take in anymore....This place is standing room only.... I'm considering not taking in class D amps anymore after I do catch up..They generally cost more to repair and I end up sitting on them longer waiting for people to pay me for them and most of them are useless above 200 hz anyway they are dirty sounding and for a guy who is into sound quality as much as I am it's just not much fun as some of those amps on their best day run at 2%THD..Besides..when I fix a amp I like to run it at full power..for a while... to make sure it's gonna be OK..I'm not set up to run a 3000 watt amp at full power for a hour to make sure its right...it dims the lights in the building...people get mad at me...the loads I'm using get so hot I hafta open windows and its the middle of the winter..There are many guys out there fixing class D amps all day long...I'm more into sound quality and performance of class A-AB amps...We'll see what happens... [/QUOTE]

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