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<blockquote data-quote="dB-r" data-source="post: 7262800" data-attributes="member: 574699"><p>We are a full time repair shop, we do it for a living here....&nbsp; If your a hobbyist, AND YOU ARE GOOD, I don&#039;t have a problem sending people to you for $25 repairs on stuff I don&#039;t want to work on, but then you see this stuff here on the forum....&nbsp; Repairing amps just isn&#039;t &quot;for&quot; everyone....&nbsp;&nbsp; The reason I don&#039;t have much help here is it&#039;s hard to train new guys to solder correctly, desolder correctly, troubleshoot correctly on 20 different designs of amplifiers, and even just take stuff apart and put it back together properly is a struggle for some....&nbsp; Anyone starting out repairing amps has to start at the bottom of the barrel.&nbsp; For a while.... I did it 2 years locally before I was confident enough to take my business online.&nbsp; Had to make sure my skills were up to par before I started tearing into 5,000 watt amps.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="dB-r, post: 7262800, member: 574699"] We are a full time repair shop, we do it for a living here.... If your a hobbyist, AND YOU ARE GOOD, I don't have a problem sending people to you for $25 repairs on stuff I don't want to work on, but then you see this stuff here on the forum.... Repairing amps just isn't "for" everyone.... The reason I don't have much help here is it's hard to train new guys to solder correctly, desolder correctly, troubleshoot correctly on 20 different designs of amplifiers, and even just take stuff apart and put it back together properly is a struggle for some.... Anyone starting out repairing amps has to start at the bottom of the barrel. For a while.... I did it 2 years locally before I was confident enough to take my business online. Had to make sure my skills were up to par before I started tearing into 5,000 watt amps. [/QUOTE]

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