I would check with Bill or Lou and see if they could give you an idea of the range of repair costs. You could advertise it AS IS and see what the interest is. The buyer might be interested in repairing it himself or having one of the large number of modifiers do it. If I wanted to keep it I would have it repaired, it I wanted to sell it I would list it as is first.
Conrad-Johnson Premier 3 - worth repairing?
I have a Conrad-Johnson Premier 3 pre-amp that I no longer need. Physically, it's in great condition. I recently replaced all tubes, but the left channel is dead and I'm not savvy enough to fix it myself. I live in easy driving distance to Conrad Johnson's HQ, so I could drop it off for repair. Do you think it's worth investing in the repair and then selling it (either here or on eBay)?
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Definately. To all those who say, maybe or no, be honestand dont try to steal it. It is still one of the very best preamps ever made (also Spectral)so it will always be woth having it working in a system. If you say you dont "need' it any longer, I recon a trip to the doctor to check out the mental state is a must. Ha Ha !! |
You may want to try the Troubleshooting forums for help in fixing this. The premier 3 is a really nice unit and I would try to fix it before tossing it (or selling it). |