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21st December 2011, 02:02 AM
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2011
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NIKKO Alpha 230 with a fan on top
Hi everybody!
I just got NIKKO ALpha 230 and it is working, but very hot. Al so, the level indicators are lit up to 8.5 wat level even at idling. If I push it with higher sygnal they go up to 120, 240 wats. For now I put a fan on top of it and it is running cooler. Should I try to fix the level indicators problem, or leave it and do you think the fan is helping? Please forgive my ignorance - new to this stuff! Thanks!  Seasons Greetings!
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