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Check your wiring and ventilation.

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Kal Rubinson

In Reply to: RE: My Denon receiver died, and I need help finding a replacement posted by Vinyljunkie100 on May 26, 2011 at 13:29:02

Blowing amps is usually the result of faulty wiring, excessive heat or defective speakers.

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Thanks but I don't think that is my problem - Vinyljunkie100 15:02:26 05/26/11 (1)
In first set-uo with Yamaha it was on a stand design open rack. Newer one is now in a cabinet, but with rear completely cut out to disperse heat. I checked to make sure the leads were secure and nothing had any chance of crossing so I don't think it's the wiring. Nothing blew or smells funny. The speakers are definately better than the receiver so I doubt that could be it. It never gets turned up loud or oushed very hard. I just think it comes down to cheap crap from China. Thanks for trying to help me out though.
- Why do you think your amps die? Bad luck? (NT) - Kal Rubinson 17:19:43 05/26/11 (0)

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