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i was thinking about buying a Rockford Fosgate Punch 800a2 for $100, i figured wow thats one good deal so i checked out the amp i looked in the little side vents to check out what ever i could see inside and i noticed one side had no output fets looked someone just yanked them off the mesha strip so that really got me thinking. I heard it play and it played loud off the good channel. Its my brother-inlaw's amp so im not sure if i'll pay $100 for it now. is it repairable? when i looked inside the solder pad for the fets didnt look usuable anymore because they were just ripped out! So tell me if i should still buy or not? or whats it worth now?
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Are the solder pads still on the mesha boards for that channel or are they gone?
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No, you know how it looks when you rip it off the mesha strip? its just all white no solder left on there.
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Location: Louisiana
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You can repair it but you'll need to use a different type of insulator and you'll need to fabricate clamps. Before you buy it, you should remove the cover to make sure that the board isn't damaged where they removed the transistors. Sometimes, it looks more like they were removed with a pair of pliers than a solder iron.
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In my opinion, it's not worth more than $50. If the channel failed, there is likely quite a bit of damage to the components on the board.
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Well, see he's not very knowledgeable about electronics or about car amps he thinks it's old school so it's worth alot more and I generally don't want to pay no more than 50 dollars for it because it's damaged. I guess I'll pass this up.
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