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11th December 2004, 11:07 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Ottawa
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Installing a "main out" in an integrated amp?
Not sure if I'm the right forum (or website) to ask this question, but, I'm a newbie (as good an excuse as any).
So, what do I look for when I take the cover off. I tried this mod an old Armstrong integtated a few years ago and I ended up taking the amp through a slow and painful death. Don't want to do that again. |
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