I have a 2 year old Pimeta 2 amp built by Mr X that recently died. I replaced it with a Schiit Asgard but would like to get it fixed to use on another PC set up. Unfortunately, I am a real newb and don't know the first thing about diagnostics. The Pimeta just stopped working on day and while I ruled out the power brick I'm not sure what to do next. What is my best recourse? Are there any services or people that could repair this for me? I'm also looking for a starter level troubleshooting guide so maybe I could give it a stab yself. I've always want to build my own amp just never got around to it so I'm open to trying to tackle this. Any help or recommendations would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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