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<blockquote data-quote="Sonic." data-source="post: 8608316" data-attributes="member: 642826"><p>Yeah, sometimes the messing around gets to you and you get tired of it. I had a problem where my 5 ch amp was passing nasty hum to my speakers when turned on and then suddenly went away as volume is increased, man, I went crazy for 2 weeks checking everything lol, it was the amp, which was new, but warranty was up due to installing it 2 years later. I just had to buy another amp and drop all the frustration.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sonic., post: 8608316, member: 642826"] Yeah, sometimes the messing around gets to you and you get tired of it. I had a problem where my 5 ch amp was passing nasty hum to my speakers when turned on and then suddenly went away as volume is increased, man, I went crazy for 2 weeks checking everything lol, it was the amp, which was new, but warranty was up due to installing it 2 years later. I just had to buy another amp and drop all the frustration. [/QUOTE]
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