Don’t make a nuisance out of yourself. He’ll let you know when your amp is ready.
Wondering when was the last time you’ve dealt with a local repair shop…sounds like never…
There is a great article from down under on the A308 battery issue: https://liquidaudio.com.au/musical-fidelity-a3-amplifier-corrosion-repair/ The corrosion should have been apparent on the top of the battery as it is in the photos of the article. Parkergetdean took a photo of the area but left out the battery which was nearby. The tech in the article was able to get the A308 in working condition again. The control board was salvaged which will be key with parkers unit as well. The unit works without a battery and because of that cannot remember the previous settings. Not a big deal. Article did not say how much the tech charged. My guess is that one would have to source a disposed unit, or one that can be purchased for parts if the control board is not redeemable. Got Hope? |
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Once again, 380, 380, 380!! That’s the a3 integrated, totally different battery and location and serve different purposes. Trust me and my mind bogglingly stupendous intellect! Wait, @parkergetdean posted the same clip. Now I’m not sure he even knows what gear he has. This adds fuel to the fire of his mind boggling ineptitude. Now, for all we know, he took the amp to a bakery. Did either of you take your medicine this morning??😀 |