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<blockquote data-quote="MOTU" data-source="post: 557563" data-attributes="member: 555902"><p>I have an infinity reference 1230. The other day it completely cut out...no sound at all. Opened up the trunk and took it out of the box. There was no smell at all and no visible damage. I know it isn't the amp because I tested it on a friend's working amp. Now I know it isn't exactly high end but I'm a poor student and can't exactly afford to go out and get anything even half as good as this one is. Just wondering I anyone had an idea what the problem might be and if it's repairable.</p><p></p><p>Thanks.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MOTU, post: 557563, member: 555902"] I have an infinity reference 1230. The other day it completely cut out...no sound at all. Opened up the trunk and took it out of the box. There was no smell at all and no visible damage. I know it isn't the amp because I tested it on a friend's working amp. Now I know it isn't exactly high end but I'm a poor student and can't exactly afford to go out and get anything even half as good as this one is. Just wondering I anyone had an idea what the problem might be and if it's repairable. Thanks. [/QUOTE]
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