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<blockquote data-quote="dB-r" data-source="post: 5024488" data-attributes="member: 574699">Yeah, they are actually in good shape cosmetically.&nbsp;&nbsp; The design in them is simple and the PCB&#039;s are good quality so they rebuild well.&nbsp;&nbsp; They are definately not worth $200 each blown.&nbsp; I would say $100 or less each blown, as they are about $100-$125 to repair which would put you right in line with what they are worth used in good working order.Sorry to get off topic here, but it looks like it started to get off topic way back on page 1 or 2.I hate it when people have problems with the way I word stuff.... whiners....&nbsp; I am just blunt, straight forward, to the point, not afraid to say anything and I think people have trouble understanding where I am coming from.&nbsp; I work on amps all day long every day for all different kinds of people and I just don&#039;t see the point in being &quot;fluffy&quot; about anything.&nbsp; I really am a nice guy, honest, I just have a &quot;low tolerance&quot; for BS.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dB-r, post: 5024488, member: 574699"] Yeah, they are actually in good shape cosmetically. The design in them is simple and the PCB's are good quality so they rebuild well. They are definately not worth $200 each blown. I would say $100 or less each blown, as they are about $100-$125 to repair which would put you right in line with what they are worth used in good working order. Sorry to get off topic here, but it looks like it started to get off topic way back on page 1 or 2. I hate it when people have problems with the way I word stuff.... whiners.... I am just blunt, straight forward, to the point, not afraid to say anything and I think people have trouble understanding where I am coming from. I work on amps all day long every day for all different kinds of people and I just don't see the point in being "fluffy" about anything. I really am a nice guy, honest, I just have a "low tolerance" for BS. [/QUOTE]

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