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Yamaha A-1 Alive Again, Thanks to Rob...
Not too long ago due to shear stupidity and an acute lack of a third hand I fried a somewhat ugly-duckling of a Yamaha A-1 amp (complete...uh...incomplete with a lack of a flip down door).
http://audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?t=68464
Some around these parts know that I have an affinity for these little amps and it sat as a boat anchor in the corner until I got up the gumption and cash to ask Rob if he would be willing to assess and fix the damage. He did most graciously and quoted me a VERY reasonable price for the repairs (parts and labor).
It is now fixed and back here in New England and it sounds great! It is indeed almost frightening how badly I fried this little amp (judging from the parts list!), but Rob brought it back to life and it was singing (Country and then Classical) this evening with the Yamaha T-1 Tuner that I currently have for sale in the Member Swap threads.
So, many many thanks Rob for resurrecting the A-1! :thmbsp:
Not too long ago due to shear stupidity and an acute lack of a third hand I fried a somewhat ugly-duckling of a Yamaha A-1 amp (complete...uh...incomplete with a lack of a flip down door).
http://audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?t=68464
Some around these parts know that I have an affinity for these little amps and it sat as a boat anchor in the corner until I got up the gumption and cash to ask Rob if he would be willing to assess and fix the damage. He did most graciously and quoted me a VERY reasonable price for the repairs (parts and labor).
It is now fixed and back here in New England and it sounds great! It is indeed almost frightening how badly I fried this little amp (judging from the parts list!), but Rob brought it back to life and it was singing (Country and then Classical) this evening with the Yamaha T-1 Tuner that I currently have for sale in the Member Swap threads.
So, many many thanks Rob for resurrecting the A-1! :thmbsp: