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heres a full res pic, anyone notice anything else besides the top left and bottom left?
http://neurotic.sabatos.net/hec/BX1500D2.JPG

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well i picked the amp up today

closer view


pictures kind of suck, i rushed them as my GF is leaving with hte camera...gonna try to play with hte settings and get a better one, i was kind of shocked to see how many different transistors there is on this thing lol

S&S do you have these transistors in stock? ohh its hard to tell whether ot not the 2nd line on the transistor says FQP or FOP, i think its a Q though
FK0304
FQP
65N06

FK0249
FQP
65N06

FM0345
FQP
65N06

FK0310
FQP
65N06

Father Yuli

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how much have you spent on the blown amp when you first got it? add $100 repair to it and you get the cost of ownership. I think spending $300 on a brand new one is just a smarter move in the long run. Who knows how soon this amp will blow up again, then its a $100 waste for you. Just a suggestion.

sk3383

I think you should spend the $300 and get a new one, I understand you have experience with repairing amplifiers however in the long run I think it would be in your best interest to spend the extra cash, save yourself in the long-run.

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i payed $40 for teh blown amp, mosfets are gonna run me $75ish, plus resistors and a friend pointed out 1 of the big black caps in hte middle of the amp are balloned , and shipping from S&S

might jsut grab a RF BD1000D for $175, only downside is its only 2 ohm stable and i have a 1 ohm sub setup

Norm-aca

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sometimes its not worth fixing blown up stuff because something can go wrong next time with different parts