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OnYrMrk
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Post by OnYrMrk »

an amp is kinda like a girlfriend.

if you stress them too much, they will blow a fuse

if you work them too much, they will just shut down

if you hook them up, they work for awhile, the just quit for no reason

if you pound them, they seem to get hotter as you go

and for some reason, they just seem to quit working, so that is when you have to get a newer model.


oh...and if you find them dead, it is never an easy thing to explain why
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heheheh i might have to save this thread lol
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Post by solacedagony »

Wow, that was right on.

Edit: My 2500d just started doing that. Someone at DIYMA told me that it's from a blown power supply. In any case, I sent my amp out to Zed Audio to get repaired. It's getting delivered today so I'm expecting a call today or tomorrow on what exactly is wrong. I'll let you know.
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Post by jeep1990 »

hmm well that doesn't look to good then... i planned on getting a new amp anyways this one would be cheaper to buy a new one then to have it repaired..
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