How to dim LED light?

No offense but not a chance, Bob. How would you explain that to the buyer when you go to sell the amplifier one day?

I don't think I'd buy an amp where the owner has modified it like this. I know it's no big deal to some, but who knows what else the owner may have done correctly or incorrectly for that matter.

I mean if the modifier is not making good to excellent amps for a living, why should anybody trust his workmanship?

Shoot, I don't even trust most professional plumbers and electricians and those lines of work are far less complicated.

-IMO

No big deal is right ... it's even easier to remove that mod than it is to install it, but that's from the perspective of one who wields an iron on a daily basis. Perhaps not the optimum answer for the uninitiated, but if it was me then it's definitely a no-brainer. Or cover it with some heatshrink & it basically appears to be original. And this is just your basic 3rd-hand S.F. integrated, not a Krell FPB monoblock.

BTW: I may have someone interested in your DNA-2; says he is anyway. We'll see. As long as it's not modified now, is it? :)

Bob, my wife wields an iron almost daily also. But I wouldn't let HER near my amp either.

Thanks for the info, Bob. And yes, it is modified. It has a nice piece of audio-grade yellow tape over the light. If the new owner considers the light too dim, I would be happy to provide instructions to increase it's brightness.

Thanks to all for your responses. I will probably try some of the colored tape, and try to cut a small circle to adhere to the glass. Thanks again.

Mark