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Take it to a qualified tech - not happening

I work on Digital Printing Press for a living and I have a good understanding of electronics and with that if my one of my amps failed I would not even try to fix it because just a different skill set that I do not possess!
 

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The last that I heard, that guy gave up on that scheme. Ended up being a mental toss flycoon.
I don't know any amp techs but I do know a guy who moved out there and became a dental floss tycoon.

I remember that guy. I know he was planning to go, but can't remember if he ever actually did.