Should I fix it and sell it or sell it as is? Mark Levinson No. 331

Very bad to sell something that is not in good working order.Would you buy an amp with hum i don't think so.

@ebm,, g_nakamoto, and scorpio 1951, as roberjerman says, maybe someone who is handy with a soldering iron might be interested in a good deal. I have no interest in tearing into it. Even if I shipped it off to the service center I have no interest in keeping it, have moved on. Also have to figure in the shipping cost back and forth to the service center, at least $200.

Why ask do what you want its ok with me.

Sell it as is. Somebody might want to invest in having it fixed. Since you have no interest in it why bother getting it fixed? It’s a 26 year old amp!

Peporter,

   The facts are you have a 26 year old amp of decent quality that's so old that its large power supply capacitors are likely to begin leaking. the amp will soon be worthless and you'll have a mess on your hands.  The typical symptoms of this condition are that one channel has issues, it shortly after goes completely out and then your other channel follows the same pattern once all caps leak their fluid.
     If you've decided not to fix the amp, the truth is you have very limited options:

Sell it for whatever you can get before the inevitable mess occurs.
Donate it to a museum. 
Use it as a boat anchor.
Use it as a 112 pound door stop.

     A better, more interesting and more useful forum question for you to ask would have been: What amp should you choose to replace it with?

Tim