don't worry, it's totally fixable!

Boston Acoustics has some deals.........

http://www.bostonacoustics.com/GT-28-Re ... -P711.aspx.

I have had mixed results using an artist's eraser, no grit in the compound, to remove silicone smear from finishes. Sometimes it works sometimes not.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldne ... stake.html

Finally.........useful spam, the world is a wanker short!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sv5iEK-IEzw

A used and broken grey MS2125 in 2009 from Craigslist. It's working fine now, well impressed with the sound quality.
Born again addict!
I was 47 at the time, It's never too late to mend.

Some speaker tape works well.

http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdet ... er=260-542

don'tcha love it when you take a tool and modify it in some way that you hope will help, and not hurt anything. I can only imagine thinking that you were all in when the sparks from the grinder started flyin. I might have to do that myself as I have an extra set of side-cuts.... Big time But Beware...

Thanks for the kind words.
After de-soldering the caps I cut their legs off flush with the board for easier removal.
Even though the Chip Quik tended to clog the solder pump,it's still the way to go with this work.

Oh fook oh dear, it works! Four reds and a green, means GO! http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/8183/img1338i.jpg My effort at soldering caps to a board. http://img228.imageshack.us/img228/2952/img1335d.jpg A couple of lessons learnt, Chip Quik is your friend and Grinding the side cutters to cut flus...

Inspired by the re-cap threads here and elsewhere I have taken the plunge. This is a first for me, comments and advice welcomed as I would hate to blow it with this amp. On to the piccies...... After removing 6 of the caps using Chip Quik but before clean up, looks like a little cap spooge.... http:...

The missus was on Gawker and saw this, enjoy.

http://gawker.com/5698696/the-7-best-de ... ter-videos

Happy Thanksgiving

Jacampb2 wrote:The description is right but the picture is not... No idea what to make of that, maybe it is a stock photo, it show the same photo for several different cords....

Later,
Jason

That's good to know, thanks Jason.

would this http://www.jumbotronix.com/25ft-rj11-6p ... 72489.html work?

The abandoned 8ga wire could be handy for pulling a stouter wire thru the grommet.

Rold Gold wrote:Kashmir white 2cm..... Nice tops......

That's the stone.

I made a masonite template and took it to the fabricator. I picked up the new granite counter top with sink, a week later. A couple of friends came by and we installed it in less than a 1/2 hour. We are very happy with it. I also placed a heating mat in the mortar bed under the floor tiles. That has...

I used a hybrid tube amp, US Amps AX TU100C, for about a year. The sound was grainy until the amp warmed up, about 5 mins. I replaced the tubes after about 9 months of daily driving. It was an easy job and the tubes are readily available, Sovtek 12AX7LP, about $35 delivered. It was 18" from a J...

Something burly?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MV-CnX4Gf7A

The folks at DIYMA are onto his ever changing buyer handles,

http://www.diymobileaudio.com/forum/dum ... backs.html

Post #30 has the list.

It is encouraging that the community is onto this abuse.

Some subs do ok on 120v ac. I suspect the free air application helps with cooling.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTTNY6Ry ... re=related

Wade Stewart is repairing amps, his email addy is below,

http://www.diymobileaudio.com/forum/amp ... pairs.html

cleavon little is missed.

a whithey punch might do the job, http://cgi.ebay.com/VINTAGE-NO-2-WHITNEY-HAND-PUNCH-TOOL-/290436123719?cmd=ViewItem&pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item439f578c47#ht_500wt_1137 kick ass tool at a good price. had one of these mounted in a bench vice many moons ago. punch and die sets are still a...

Hi Shock, I ran a JL 15W6 with an A600.2 for a few years, very good it was too. I had it on my bench last month and it played without any issues. Here is a link to the manual, http://www.precisionpower.com/Manuals/Amplifier%20Manuals/Precision_Power_Art%20Series%20Axxx.2%20Amplifiers.pdf which came ...

stipud wrote:I seriously need to sound deaden my doors at the very least, but i've never done it and i'm scared...

So what do you guys recommend?

I have pulled cars apart and returned them to stock. If you want another pair of eyes on the job I'm in.