17-10-2023, 03:57 PM
(This post was last modified: 17-10-2023, 03:59 PM by Mike Watterson.)
(17-10-2023, 10:15 AM)Mark Hennessy Wrote: Also, if you already have an immaculate RP25 that just needs repair, you don't need an immaculate replacement. Anything would do, providing it's electrically good.
Worst-case, assuming you really don't want to attempt a repair, you either need a replacement A205 (the audio amp) or another speaker (less likely).
Or you need someone near to you who can repair the existing set.
Either way, spending upwards of a couple of hundred to replace the whole set sounds like a bad idea from every angle.
Agree 100%.
Obviously after some time has passed there needs to be some negotiation and discussion.
A scope on the speaker and seeing what sort of distortion is happening at higher levels might be enlightening? Maybe it's running SE instead of push-pull?
