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February 6th 07, 11:42 PM
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?Blown amp?
My beloved daughter turned the volume knob to full and then switched on my
Sony STRDB-930 receiver...the noise followed by pure silence. Previously, the simple act of turning the amp off=on would bring the system online again, but this time..pure silence even on the headphone output. Any suggestions? Would there be a simple blown fuse, or some thing a little more serious? zleon 
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February 7th 07, 11:35 AM
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?Blown amp?
zleon wrote:
My beloved daughter turned the volume knob to full and then switched on my Sony STRDB-930 receiver...the noise followed by pure silence. Previously, the simple act of turning the amp off=on would bring the system online again, but this time..pure silence even on the headphone output. Any suggestions? Would there be a simple blown fuse, or some thing a little more serious? I would have thought that would've blown the speakers before the amp, but if you get the same thing on headphones... ? Try leaving it powered down (with the plug out) for a few hours. -Kevin. -- Email replies to:
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