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Originally Posted by sailorofcheese  ...and says it might cost 60 dollars to get it fixed. |
First off, he made that number up. He has
no idea whether it can be fixed or how much it would cost, I guarantee you that. That's just something you always hear from a seller when there's something broken: "I'm sure it's an easy fix, you could fix it yourself with a $5 part, or a tech should be able to fix it pretty cheaply". They say this even if the circuitboard is a blob of black molten slag or (in the case of a bass) if the neck is twisted like a pretzel. If it was that cheap or easy to fix, and if they stood to gain hundreds of dollars by selling it fully functional, they would have fixed it themselves.
That said, maybe it's just something super simple like a bad power jack. Happens all the time, usually easy to fix. You never know. All I'm saying is, clearly
he doesn't know. Do you feel like gambling?
