I Think I killed it

[jdeaton]

Anyways i was moving my amp to to mount on teh box and was lazy and didnt take the main fuse out. Anyways the amp was touching metal in my truck and i accidentally touched the power cord to the back of the amp and it sparked and some smoke came out of the amp. It still works just as good as before, i just have to turn hte gain up another 1/4 turn to get the same output voltage. Is it ****ed or what?

its a kenwood d class if that matters

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[jdeaton]

bump

 

[Lakota 5,000+ posts]

Well, the magic smoke usually is not a good sign with electronics. I'd suggest getting it looked at.

 

[dragnix 5,000+ posts]

Well, the magic smoke usually is not a good sign with electronics. I'd suggest getting it looked at.

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[jdeaton]

well i popped hte cover off and didnt see anything that looked burnt or any melted solders or anything