Getting amps repaired

[Hessakia]

ALright, so today, i went out and seen if i could get my amp to work. The amp in question is an MTX 2300X (150x2@4ohm, 300x2@2ohms, 600x1@4ohms). I really don't want to have to replace it becuase this amp is good. What it is doing is sending a bass beat to teh sub anytime it is pluged in... when volume is at zero from teh deck it just hits in a solid beat... like thump thump thump, but pretty fast. I tried a different ground to see if that fixed anything... i grounded to roughly 5 different spots and no luck.


So are there any places that can fix amps for a decent price????

any ideas???

oh ya, it was working, and then i moved the "EQ" (which ibelieve is the crossover or whatever) so it would cross at a higher frequency, and it started this--it had been working great up until that point in time.


Hess

[phrozen5100]

Try this site...

http://www.kbaudio.com

[CVStroker]

ALright, so today, i went out and seen if i could get my amp to work. The amp in question is an MTX 2300X (150x2@4ohm, 300x2@2ohms, 600x1@4ohms). I really don't want to have to replace it becuase this amp is good. What it is doing is sending a bass beat to teh sub anytime it is pluged in... when volume is at zero from teh deck it just hits in a solid beat... like thump thump thump, but pretty fast. I tried a different ground to see if that fixed anything... i grounded to roughly 5 different spots and no luck.


So are there any places that can fix amps for a decent price????

any ideas???

oh ya, it was working, and then i moved the "EQ" (which ibelieve is the crossover or whatever) so it would cross at a higher frequency, and it started this--it had been working great up until that point in time.


Hess

e-mail MTX. I doubt the repair would be too expensive. I doubt a new board in that amp would be more than $50-$70, see if you can just buy a new board and put it in yourself.