did i kill my amp?

[1991rangerSTX 10+ year member]

i have an extant 121m power amp and i let a friend hook it up for his solo 10" and he said when he hooked the power and ground up the amp made a pop and started smoking -,- from what i see when i take the lid off that one of the caps(???) is popped, i know pretty much nothing cept he hooked it up with the power in the ground and ground in power sooo yeah... here are some cellphone pics (lol)

and if its not eff'd who on here can fix it for me? cause i dont wanna get rid of this amp because it sounds soo clean. thanks, ranger

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[Shinju 10+ year member]

Lesson of the Day:

Never let your fckin retard friend touch anything of value again!

 

[1991rangerSTX 10+ year member]

Lesson of the Day:
Never let your fckin retard friend touch anything of value again!

oh i learned that one. hes gunna pay to get it fixed

 

[Buck 5,000+ posts]

Contact db-r.

 

[Phoenix Risen 10+ year member]

mossburg has done this to an amp or 2.

it is fixable and as said db-r is probably your best bet.

 

[Shinju 10+ year member]

Tom over at CACrg does good work too, I thought DB-r decided to only repair Sundown and other big Class D amps? Might have been something I read but there are other options.

Zed Audio is the number 1 repair tech for Xtant products as MTX/Mitek no longer supports the Xtant line, Steve has repaired tons of Xtant amplifiers.

 

[1991rangerSTX 10+ year member]

sweet. thanks you guys for telling me its fixable, and i believe this is a d-class but im not 100% sure, and can you tell me who to get a hold of? i took it out and looked at the backside of the board and the solders are still silver/ grey color and not 1 solder joint is burnt at all. i love this lil amp it sounds great and puts out the POWA!! lol. and are any of those guys close to mn?