Amp Repair

[f0x.]

Hey guys, just wondering if there is a way to fix a 3.5mm jack input on a amplifier, mines getting pretty old, and it requires to be held to one side for both speakers to work. Is there anything i can do to fix this , and if not can you recommend a decent new one for around the £50-£70 mark

Cheers

 

[Youngie1337]

Easy fix, I guess it's just loose? Open her up and check it out, may just need a bit of solder or even glue.

 

[f0x.]

Tried that, its the innards of the port itself that are loose, and because of that i cant just replace it lol. Wouldnt mind a new one anyway as i have already replaced the original speakers with better ones. Any idea's?

 

[AMDFTW]

Cambridge audio is a good make fella some of theres are pritty cheap aswell,check out richer sounds

http://www.richersounds.com/product/amplifiers-receivers/cambridge-audio/a1-version-3/camb-a1v3-blk

that one looks like your best bet fella

 

[Diablo]

I can recommend the CA A1 (above), good sound for the money and about 30W per channel, so it should be pretty well loud enough. I've got an A1 and had no probs with it, and am pretty pleased with it.

 

[alexhull24]

Another happy A1 mk3 owner here! I certainly wouldn't spend any less, it's pretty much the cheapest half decent stereo amp out there, excluding the vast amount of second hand bargains (and risks) on ebay.