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    Usually when they blow up, the power chips/transistors burn up from overheating and a lot of times will burn the circuit board also.
    And the power chips are the most expensive part of the amp to replace. Without them the rest is junk.

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    I have repaired and resold a bunch of power amps and older stereos. I got them for free and sold then for anywhere from $200 to $400.
    Do your ebay research and see what they sell for in working order and as-is.
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