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<blockquote data-quote="xmakeafistx" data-source="post: 7467977" data-attributes="member: 631873"><p>I actually tried putting in the other RCA I have in and it worked fine, I tried plugging back in the bad RCA's into the amp since I figured it was better than nothing, and when I tried pulling the RCA back out, It ripped out the whole RCA input on the amp, and now even when I use the good RCA's it gives me a high pitched squealing noise from the left side [the same side that the RCA jack got ripped off the amp], posting pics and asking questions in different thread.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="xmakeafistx, post: 7467977, member: 631873"] I actually tried putting in the other RCA I have in and it worked fine, I tried plugging back in the bad RCA's into the amp since I figured it was better than nothing, and when I tried pulling the RCA back out, It ripped out the whole RCA input on the amp, and now even when I use the good RCA's it gives me a high pitched squealing noise from the left side [the same side that the RCA jack got ripped off the amp], posting pics and asking questions in different thread. [/QUOTE]
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