G.K. MB 200 repair?
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Marty Nemanick
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G.K. MB 200 repair?
I have one that I keep in the truck as a spare amp, I decided to hook it up and play through it at rehearsal, when I turned it on it made some loud noises and quit working. I really don't understand as this amp probably has fewer than 8-10 hours on it. GK is only doing warranty repair so is this amp trash or is there a company who repairs them?
Thank you,
Marty
Thank you,
Marty
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Re: G.K. MB 200 repair?
How old is the amp. Even though it only has 8-10 hours on it, if it’s say 10+ years old, the caps still degrade. You can take a filter cap new in the box and set it on the shelf for years and the value of it will change even without any use.Marty Nemanick wrote:I have one that I keep in the truck as a spare amp, I decided to hook it up and play through it at rehearsal, when I turned it on it made some loud noises and quit working. I really don't understand as this amp probably has fewer than 8-10 hours on it. GK is only doing warranty repair so is this amp trash or is there a company who repairs them?
Thank you,
Marty
Most of the electronic gear made today is not easily serviced by the user. If you want to try to fix it yourself, I would first start with the power supply.
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Marty Nemanick
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