I have a Tama TS 206 that needs to have the power supply rebuilt. I have schematics and the parts should cost about $3.50. I could do this, but I really don't want to spend the time. I could send it to a repair shop, but considering the smallest possible bill, it would be cheaper to purchased another unit.
Anyone looking to hone their repair skills at a low bench rate? I'd rather you be in Chicago to cut out shipping, but I would consider other locations if you rate was right. Obviously, I would cover all costs.
Wanted: Semi Pro Tech Service
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Re: Wanted: Semi Pro Tech Service
Have you been able to get this taken care of yet?
If not, although I am located in Ohio, we may be able to work something out.
Let me know...
Thanks!
If not, although I am located in Ohio, we may be able to work something out.
Let me know...
Thanks!