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Originally Posted by brad1138
I shipped it to the west coast authorized service center. They have been nothing but kind to me, doing everything they could to try to get it covered under wtty. They seem to be a very reputable business, authorized service for a ton of high end brands.
As I said before, it sucks, but that is part of the gamble buying in the used market. For the most part I have done well, I don't always come out ahead, but often do. I bough a ML #331 for $1,800 and sold it for $2,300 6 months later a year ago. I bought a pair of Mirage M3SIs for $750 in 2009, sold them for $800 in 2020 after buying the Moabs. etc.
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28 capacitors and 32 transistors does not sound like a “repair” but a total rebuild to me.
I was a bench tech many years ago so I know the difference between troubleshooting down to a faulty/damaged part and whatever that is.
a. The H-series amplifiers have many output transistors. The No 531H, No 532H, and No 533H have 16 output transistors per channel. The No 535H has 12 output transistors per channel.
https://www.marklevinson.com/on/dema...No533H_FAQ.pdf