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2nd February 2008, 03:30 PM
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Adcom GFA-535 channel out. Best offer.
Looks like the amp in my "budget" system is having problems as the right channel output stage is bad. Not up on all of the electrical theroy required to repair myself, so I will sell to best offer. No fuses blown, no hum, nothing looks burnt, just silence on the one channel. The amp was making a high pitch distorted sound on that channel just before it went dead. The amp cosmeticly is really a 9/10 - Can send pics to anyone seriously interested.
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