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Generally, this type of amp is relatively simple to repair if you're capable of replacing the blown parts. If you can find the web site for Nitro, you may be able to get a schematic. I couldn't find their site.
What troubleshooting have you done?
What parts are blown?
If you need help troubleshooting, I'd need a photo of the inside of the amplifier. [email protected]
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