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    Posted: 15 January 2013 at 3:11pm
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/psl-vp-2030-amplifier-3000w-rms-amp-good-for-subs-lab-mc2-/150977681227?pt=UK_MusicalInstr_Amplifiers_RL&hash=item2326f8974b

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oh blimey - he must want it bad see below... I guess if you really want something you pay more..  I paid 180pounds for a Pioneer Reel to Reel 10 years ago.  CRAZY FOOL I was !!!!

Q: Hi,i just bid on your amplifier,i already have on of these and they drive my PD1850's with plenty of power.do you know how to bridge these? also do you have only one for sale. Regards12-Jan-13
A: Hi,Yes! very good on bottom end,to bridge there is a switch on the back of the unit that states "bridge" bush this to the on side.only drive channel one.when it comes to connecting the speaker up only use the two positives and channel one + and channel two is -. i do have a few of these,one being re-mosfeted as we speak.
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"re-mosfeted"

That's a new name for "it went bang".
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I could only imagine the look on his face when he bangs his PD1850's on a K10 after using these.
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Surely that's got to be a fake question to lure potential real bidders that the amp is capable of driving 1850's with plenty of power....  Wacko
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i like! lol!LOL
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lol... ive "re-mosfeted" a few in my time ... lol thats soooo the word for 2013!!
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....or,if you have some older amps...."re-bipolared". Which sounds more like a mental health issue really.
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ok... can we settle on "re-trasistor-ized" as the phrase to replace...

"i killed my amp"
"my amp blew up"
"so my friend was helping me out.... and he's ****** my amp"

... its got a nice ring to it.
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  Hmmm, I haven't 're-mosfeted/transistorized' any of my amps in quite some time, perhaps I should get them all done just to be sure...LOL
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retransistorisation 
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