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I have a Sony TA-8650, it sounds great most of the time but about 30 minutes or so after i turn it on and start listening the sound will either suddenly fade out or it will get some nasty sounding distortion. Blasting the music will occasionaly bring it back. I normaly turn it off for a little while (the longer the better it seems). The distortion is in both channels and is audible through the headphone jack as well. I am also running the signal into the power amp input, bypassing all eq's and whatnot. Does anyone have an idea as to what it could be?
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