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Audio shop can't get it right? Or could it be something else.
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<blockquote data-quote="CrossoverOre" data-source="post: 8242788" data-attributes="member: 642052"><p>Yeah get your money back. A shop that just swaps out gear like that without actually trying to find a solution to the problem is just trying to get your money. There has to be a reason that its killing all the amps beyond too high of voltage coming from the head. My first guess would be insufficient ground but could also be corrosion on the battery terminals bad connection somewhere between the amp and battery itself. Just noticed you're in nevada so I wouldnt think corrosion but more of a loose connection somewhere. If you have a dmm you could start to trouble shoot yourself. But its shops like that one that gives us other shops a bad reputation.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CrossoverOre, post: 8242788, member: 642052"] Yeah get your money back. A shop that just swaps out gear like that without actually trying to find a solution to the problem is just trying to get your money. There has to be a reason that its killing all the amps beyond too high of voltage coming from the head. My first guess would be insufficient ground but could also be corrosion on the battery terminals bad connection somewhere between the amp and battery itself. Just noticed you're in nevada so I wouldnt think corrosion but more of a loose connection somewhere. If you have a dmm you could start to trouble shoot yourself. But its shops like that one that gives us other shops a bad reputation. [/QUOTE]
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