Hi,
I'm hoping someone may be able to provide me some insight...
Well, is it possible to damage your speakers or crossover by shorting lets say the right and left rca input of an amplifier while the amp is still on and connected to the speakers? and if so where should one look for repair? I'm saying this cause i accidentally shorted a pair of interconnects while swapping out cd players and had forgotten the amp on. Heard a static noise from the speakers for a couple secs... Speakers seem to still be working but they dont really sound the same when playing cds using the same setup as before fiddling with the cdp.
They seem to sound thin, Bass just doesnt sound the same as before dunno kind of wierd to describe but its driving me nuts...
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Evan
I'm hoping someone may be able to provide me some insight...
Well, is it possible to damage your speakers or crossover by shorting lets say the right and left rca input of an amplifier while the amp is still on and connected to the speakers? and if so where should one look for repair? I'm saying this cause i accidentally shorted a pair of interconnects while swapping out cd players and had forgotten the amp on. Heard a static noise from the speakers for a couple secs... Speakers seem to still be working but they dont really sound the same when playing cds using the same setup as before fiddling with the cdp.
They seem to sound thin, Bass just doesnt sound the same as before dunno kind of wierd to describe but its driving me nuts...
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Evan