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You'll have a working amp that may or may not last 30 minutes at the next gig, or last four years.



Every repair facility I've ever had anything to do with backs up their work with a warranty period that covers any work done. Typically 90 days, sometimes 30 days, but always there.

A good service technician stands behind their work.

The first thing for Danny to do is get that thing to a shop for troubleshoot and estimate, that's the only way to find out realworld costs of repair. For all anybody from a distance knows, all that is wrong could be a simple broken internal connection.


--Mac

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