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Smoking Amp - Dead, but why?
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<blockquote data-quote="WarPigsBravoCo" data-source="post: 8737314" data-attributes="member: 682410"><p>Thanks. Checked ground and it’s tight. My guess is something inside the unit wiggled loose and fell across something conducting electricity. The unit was powered probably less than 15 minutes in total (set up and then with speakers attached). Radio dial goes up to 35 and it was never turned up over 23 during that 15 minutes. I’ll return it and then look at a Pioneer or Kenwood amp.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WarPigsBravoCo, post: 8737314, member: 682410"] Thanks. Checked ground and it’s tight. My guess is something inside the unit wiggled loose and fell across something conducting electricity. The unit was powered probably less than 15 minutes in total (set up and then with speakers attached). Radio dial goes up to 35 and it was never turned up over 23 during that 15 minutes. I’ll return it and then look at a Pioneer or Kenwood amp. [/QUOTE]
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