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Yea thanks kiki, well your educated guesses are almost always right anway, but just incase i'll have this guy check it out up close in person, and fix it if needed.

-Dave

good plan
better to verify. I'm just giving an educated guess

Okay thanks kiki, i'll have my dads friend look at it, he'll be able to tell me for sure.

Thanks for the help once again,

Dave

amplifier in the receiver is probably worn out. time to get it serviced

Yes, it is supposed to be curved like that. The unit hasn't gone through any physical damage. The only thing that has been done w/ it is home audio, and a guy of mine said he hooked it up to his car amps to give 'em a signal via the subwoofer pre out, so i duno if that is a problem. But other than that it hasn't went through anything abnormal.

Thanks,

:)

David

Was it like, drop kicked in the front there? Is it supposed to be curved like that in the picture?

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