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Old May 31st 06, 09:54 AM posted to uk.rec.audio
Trevor Wilson
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Default Tech required

I require the services of a technician, who is familiar with high end
amplification. I have a client who lives in London, whose amplifier has
failed and I would like to refer him to a good tech who operates in/near
London. I am very familiar with the product and am happy to guide the tech
with fault finding and any short cuts for service. Ideally, the tech would
have internet access (obviously). Whilst not incredibly complex, the design
is unusual and usually baffles first-timers. The tech will deal with my
client and be paid by him directly at his regular rates. Most components are
available from Farnell, but some specialised parts may need to be
airfreighted from Oz. An output stage failure (unlikely) will require that
either closely matched parts will need to be supplied from Oz (1% on hFE and
Vbe), or the module freighted to and from Oz.

Any suggestions would be welcome.

TIA


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