I've had a Marshall MXL 2001 mic for seven or eight years, and it's worked without a problem. Yesterday, it stopped working. I opened it and don't see any loose wires. Where should I take it for repairs?

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Mics are very delicate . a lot bundled into a small area. If you are handy..take it apart. All you may be able to do is check for loose solder joints..mics are dropped, moved a lot so they go through a lot of physical stress. My last mic repair ended up being a bunch of loose solder connections. if not..if its of value to you..send it in. Trace Electronicss..Canada.

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