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got offered to purchase a broken one of these for cheap. i don't need it but was thinking it might be worth fixing to sell or i might find a purpose for it. anyone have a schematic so i can see what i might be getting into.
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all I could find on it:
ShortScale :: View topic - Yamaha YBA-65AIf it still won't get loud enough, it's probably broken. - Steve Conner
If the thing works, stop fixing it. - Enzo
We need more chaos in music, in art... I'm here to make it. - Justin Thomas
MANY things in human experience can be easily differentiated, yet *impossible* to express as a measurement. - Juan Fahey
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Buying broken stuff to repair and sell at a profit seldom works, unless it's something being earnestly sought after.
But if you think you can use it, have the time and skills and the price is right (free or VERY cheap), go ahead.Juan Manuel FaheyComment
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You just need to be in the right place at the right time and a little luck doesn't hurt either. I bought a Marshall MG100DFX that worked "sometimes" from a college kid recently for fifty bucks, re-soldered some bad connections and it works perfectly. Sold it for two hundred and the guy that bought it absolutely loves it. The amp I'm custom building is in a Yamaha B100 head cabinet that I got dirt-cheap. Deals that make sense are out there but you have to be patient and buy right.--Jim
He's like a new set of strings... he just needs to be stretched a bit.Comment
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