Not my amp but a friends - one for the tech guys.

shaunm

Basically he is selling a splawn because there's a fault on it. He has tried to fix it but can't do he is selling it really rather cheap.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/guitarexchange/permalink/1361255860620711/?sale_post_id=1361255860620711

Anyone any any ideas on what it could be as he is losing a lot of money. Apparently splawn won't send schematics. 

jpfamps

I've only seen a couple of Splawns, and not this model.

They aren't very complicated amps, so should be repairable without a schematic, although intermittent faults are usually the worse to diagnose.

Regardless, I think this episode shows the merits of having a UK based service centre for your products......

Vaiai

Or @ICBM in your home town

ICBM

Or amp companies who aren't dicks about customer backup...

As jpfamps said it shouldn't be impossible to fix for any reasonably experienced tech though, even without a schematic.

Who's closest?

shaunm

@jpfamps great point. 

Even so, it's been into a techs several times and he couldn't fix it without the schematic 

shaunm

Well this amp is in West Yorkshire 

jpfamps

shaunm said:

@jpfamps great point. 

Even so, it's been into a techs several times and he couldn't fix it without the schematic 

That, in my view, is not a great result.

Cacofonix

If he wants advice on what's up with it, it might make sense to elaborate on the problem.  If I had the room I'd have gone for this, but it's listed as sold now anyway.

shaunm

Cacofonix said:

If he wants advice on what's up with it, it might make sense to elaborate on the problem.  If I had the room I'd have gone for this, but it's listed as sold now anyway.

Crikey, didn't take long!