I took one apart recently too, and PSA: careful when separating open that amp, I sliced my hand with the aluminum casing while getting it open, edges are sharp. Looking forward to Pt 2.
Looks like Rockford needs to check on the QC for their amp builders, no way that amp should have left the factory like that, now I want to check mine lol
Just had my exact same model blow the caps and shot fluid out the side closest to the caps. Got an RA number from RF, I don’t think they will repair it. I guess I’ll find out in the next few weeks. Got right about a year out of it.
My amp seems to be blown the excact same way but trying to find part numbers so i can order parts mine are so blown i cant read them. Also wondering what all you found.
All those pocket class D amps will have BAD capacitors. Why? Because they are using the cheapest most crappiest caps available, second the smaller the cap (electrolytics/wet) the less the capacitance is. Once they go out they will damage fets in the output section and power supply side. Can’t believe they put that clamp bar 180 degrees out of phase lol.
I took one apart recently too, and PSA: careful when separating open that amp, I sliced my hand with the aluminum casing while getting it open, edges are sharp. Looking forward to Pt 2.
Well now I know to add this board to my "I do not repair" list. Thank you Damon for showing the teardown of this amplifier.
It is not that bad. Just going to be a bit of a pain due to no schematics for many years.
@@Crazylogix007 Agreed 100% I look forward to the repair on this one to see what IC's they are using if they are not defaced.
I still check for the part 2 every couple weeks
Been working on it and recording some this weekend. Its a tough one.
Where is part 2 ? Were you able to fix it?
i hope @rockfordfosgate watched this video. Be nice if they comment an acknowledgment / apology for 180 out of phase mistake.
That’s insane compact amplifier wow
Really happy been waiting for more power series content
Slow but sure. There will be more.
@@Crazylogix007 is there the 2nd video for the actual repair of the T750 ?
@@johnbafford9145 waiting on parts from overseas.
When cames the repair Video?
Looks like Rockford needs to check on the QC for their amp builders, no way that amp should have left the factory like that, now I want to check mine lol
Thanks man for the tear down
Do you know where you can get parts for this amplifier I have a gay knob that's kind of stripped want to replace it
Its current production, so Rockford should have parts.
Just had my exact same model blow the caps and shot fluid out the side closest to the caps. Got an RA number from RF, I don’t think they will repair it. I guess I’ll find out in the next few weeks. Got right about a year out of it.
you still have it? I'll buy it from you
My amp seems to be blown the excact same way but trying to find part numbers so i can order parts mine are so blown i cant read them. Also wondering what all you found.
They’re on a boat from China. Waiting in line
Factory defect, it should be warranty for sure NO QUESTIONS ASKED……ORRRRR I’ll release video evidence to media (the car audio/12v community).
You ever fix this? I'd like to buy it if you want to sell it.
Not economical to fix, by me anyway.
@@Crazylogix007 will you still be posting a part 2 repair video?
All those pocket class D amps will have BAD capacitors. Why? Because they are using the cheapest most crappiest caps available, second the smaller the cap (electrolytics/wet) the less the capacitance is. Once they go out they will damage fets in the output section and power supply side.
Can’t believe they put that clamp bar 180 degrees out of phase lol.
Crazy huh!