Who to use for amp repair

[mikec]

Long story short my almost new JL A6450 amp is fucked. There are screws missing from the end of it and it may have shorted out? Hell if I know. I've done all that I know to do.

Pisses me off that an almost brand new freaking amp has less than ten hours on it and is now functioning on what seems to be 2 out of 6 channels.


Any one that you guys recommend and trust? I'm in Wylie, fwiw.

[STRONGNUFF]

Long story short my almost new JL A6450 amp is fucked. There are screws missing from the end of it and it may have shorted out? Hell if I know. I've done all that I know to do.

Pisses me off that an almost brand new freaking amp has less than ten hours on it and is now functioning on what seems to be 2 out of 6 channels.


Any one that you guys recommend and trust? I'm in Wylie, fwiw.

EW

[mikec]

If only he wasn't all the way across the metro. May have to just make the treck...

[EW]

I would send it to JL. They have a flat rate repair charge and not only fix what is wrong but also perform any updates since the build date. Since it is an old A series amp, maybe you should just recycle the aluminum and buy a HD900/5.

[mikec]

Cool, will probably do that Eric. And even though it's an older series amp, it has less than five hours on it. Will try and find their address.

[Z06killinsbf]

Take it back to where you bought it? If it is new they should repair it.

[mikec]

Take it back to where you bought it? If it is new they should repair it.

I bought it, along with a 12" JL sub in a fiberglass box off ebay. A company that installed stereos in semi trucks ended up with a truckload of these things after a particular model of truck was discontinued. Was a hell of a deal in that they were all brand new, and I got the two for $225 delivered. Hell of an amp for that kind of money.