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hispls 5,000+ posts
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DB-r in Texas is closest to you (so will be lowest shipping). They're very reliable and have been at it for a long time.
THATpurpleKUSH 5,000+ posts
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thanks guys, emails sent out. this seems to be the problem.. fixable?
hispls 5,000+ posts
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There may be a lot more wrong than what's visibly burnt.
All those small components can be replaced but if whatever melted down burnt holes in the board or damaged the traces buried in the board it's toast. Either way you can't tell anything much by just looking, it requires someone who knows what they're doing and an oscilloscope.
All those small components can be replaced but if whatever melted down burnt holes in the board or damaged the traces buried in the board it's toast. Either way you can't tell anything much by just looking, it requires someone who knows what they're doing and an oscilloscope.
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steve at amp medics responded, saying he's their repair guy. is amp medics legit? ive contacted dbr, amp lab and a few others with inquiries as well
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