POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Anyone know a company that fixes amps? It from a 2002 996.
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YOUR RESEARCHBose amplifier repair
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POST 2Original post
Probably cheaper to just find a working second hand amp.
POST 3Original post
If I were to repair it I would send it back to the Bose factory. They would be the only ones that would really be able to speak to what's wrong and would have parts available. The way it's typically handled these days is that the circuit card gets replaced. Everything is renewed and then put back in the same chassis. You would then have a "new' amp that would plug and bolt right back in with no problems. Probably pretty easy to simply replace it with another brand new amp. You'd get newer electronics and specs such as more wattage, etc.. There are lots of threads here about what amps drop in. It's not necessarily a direct drop in, but with a little arts and crafts you could get the new amp installed yourself. I've been looking at Crutchfield and the Alpine amps. I hope that this helps,
POST 4Original post
this was just down in the list. There is some info here on amps. https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...ggestions.html
POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Thanks guys. I definitely just want plug and play. I don�t need to screw up more things. 😊
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