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What is recommended practice for recently-repaired item?

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I recently repaired a hifi amplifier -- the filter capacitors had bulged, ruining the sound quality. £3 lighter, and now with caps better than the originals, it's 100% again.

I was going to give it away to a family member but I've recently noticed that these amps are still fetching £80-100 on eBay -- so I think I may well sell it now, and sort the family member out with a lesser amp I also have as I doubt they'd notice the difference ;)

The repair is, in my opinion a good quality one. Do I mention it in the listing or keep it quiet in case it puts folks off?

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  • Notmyrealname
    Notmyrealname Posts: 4,003 Forumite
    Mention it in a positive light so...

    "The capacitors which are a common problem in these amplifiers have been replaced."
  • steveo3002
    steveo3002 Posts: 2,731 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    yeah id do that , works 100% recently had new caps fitted to restore its performance to A1

    maybe offer youre willing to demo to the buyer if you was going to offer collection
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