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6th February 2012, 10:25 AM
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Theta Dreadnaught +Rail fuse light on
Hi guys
My 4ch dreadnaught(ver.1) has a +fuse rail light on ,one one ch...I also hear a small transformer hum.I was wondering if this could be a easy fix.I am near Toronto(2hrs) and this amp is very modular so was wondering if it can be DIY'd or fixed locally.California is a bit far. Anyone have any experience with these amps? thanks john
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