I bought Grawk's Toaster MPX3 a few years ago and it has been working ok however, it was damaged during shipping so it has had a quiet hum in one channel and a slightly broken spst switch since I bought it. With all the recent talk of the Singlepower disaster, I was wondering how much you guys think it would cost to fix the described problems, give the amp a once over, and re-case the amp in a new case. Do you think it'll be worth it? I like the sound but I have opened it up before and the star-grounding makes the wires inside look like a rat's nest. I have no experience with tube amps so I was thinking of sending it to an experienced DIY'er. Any advice would be appreciated.
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Fixing and Recasing an MPX3?
Any estimate on cost or some people who could fix it? (I'd of course send you a pm but I'm not sure if you'd want to bother with the hassle.)Head-Fi.org › Forums › Misc.-Category Forums › DIY (Do-It-Yourself) Discussions › Fixing and Recasing an MPX3?
