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02-10-07, 08:22 PM

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Marshall Guitar amp

Can anyone give me advice on where to go for help repairing a Marshall Mosfet 100 watt solid state guitar amp.
I am trained in digital and analog electronics repair but need help with this one.

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02-27-07, 09:22 AM

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If a schematic diagram would help you with your Marshall guitar amp, you'll probably find one at www.About-Guitar-Amps.com Hope you get it sorted

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