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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Omaha NE
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Just picked up a nice pair of Denon POA-4400 amps.
Problem is they won't power up. Seller claims that he ran the pair, then one quit on him about a year ago, so he just used the one (yes, I know they're mono blocks, but...). The second one gave up the ship about four months ago and both of them were just sitting on a shelf when he decided to sell them. Picked them up late last night and didn't have the chance to pull the covers to look inside. Just wondering if there is a possible common failure in the power supply. I'll be taking a look at these more in-depth tonight or this weekend. Scott |
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