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Bitmo Mod Kits -AC15C1
I've never messed around with amps - anything more than 9V worries me - but I'm quite keen to try one of the Bitmo kits to get a few more options out of my Ac15C1
Basically, has anybody tried them? How tricky are they..? Would I be better off finding an Amp tech to do it? Is that too many questions?
Basically, has anybody tried them? How tricky are they..? Would I be better off finding an Amp tech to do it? Is that too many questions?
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