Teaching my Son to Fix Guitar Amp

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[luisvillarreal]

This is a great easy little troubleshooting video for guitarists that are not too keen on electronics. I’ve been playing guitar, as a hobby and not professionally, for 40 years and got my Associates degree in Electronics and Communications servicing in 1994. I became interested in electronics, because I was fascinated with guitar pedal effects, so much that I built one of my own, with a schematic diagram from a website. I love tinkering in electronics. I successfully fixed two large flatscreen TV’s for the first time by watching and learning from one of your videos, so thank you for that. It’s great to see you working with your son and teaching him the basics of troubleshooting and repair, therefore saving lots of money on parts and labor. 🎸👍🏻

[minsteralbarn]

Omg Dominic is that little kid that appeared on your videos 11 years ago, I've just watched your ps3 static flash video

[MrDoneboy]

Reminds me of many years ago, when my father taught me how to solder!

[olonadebabatunde]

Can you show us how to use BENFEI USB-C Hub(7-in-1) to connect from Laptop to TV