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Here's my old school Alpine MRV-F352. I used this for about 2.5 years or so and one day the 5th channel when out. The other four-channels still work fine. I've sent a few pics of the damage. Could some one tell me what I should do with this amp. I don't really need it anymore, but I don't think many people would want a 5 channel amp that only has 4 channels that work.

Amp4.jpg

The damaged part is in the upper right hand corner. You can see the burn marks just under the model number.

Amp1.jpg

Closer pic of the damage

Amp2.jpg

Very close image of the damage

Amp3.jpg

I don't know very much about amp internals, Would this be a quick and inexpensive fix, or is it just not worth the effort. Thanks!

looks like the FET's I replaced in one of my old amps. You can buy them online for a dollar or two and replace them in 27 seconds with a soldering iron.

looks like the FET's I replaced in one of my old amps. You can buy them online for a dollar or two and replace them in 27 seconds with a soldering iron.

I've never found the places which sell parts online :(

Any chance you can post a link ? :drink40:

I forget which place I ordered from. digi-key.com is a place Josh Laine recommended a few years ago that I remember. I think I ordered from Electronics Source, http://www.es.co.th

You are WAY WRONG!!!

It takes 29 seconds... God! get it right people! :)

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