Question by partypeeps_yo!!: About sound system (home audio amplifier)? my audio amplifier at home has a problem.. it’s a two channel speak?
About sound system (home audio amplifier)?
my audio amplifier at home has a problem.. it’s a two channel speaker amplifier it’s working and i still can use it but the right channel of main speraker is not working, all i can hear is a buzz when i connect my speaker.. and now i can only use the left channel.. also i noticed that the sound changes, now it wasn’t good as before it sounds like a lil’ bit distorted or what =( .. what parts do i need to replace??? any idea peepss!!!… i badly needed my sound system for this new year for the sake of the party peeps =)… thankss!!!!
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separated…i have tried all your suggestions… anyway i appreciated!!! thnx!!
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Answer by sjbaker1701
You don’t mention whether this is a separates system or part of a HiFi system or Home theatre system. I’ll guess that it’s a separates system, first check all your wiring, make sure that its all neat,not tangled or wrapped around things and that all plugs and connections are secure, check that the fault happens on all inputs (CD,Tape,Phono,etc), Temporarily swap speakers Left to right and vice versa (in case it’s a faulty speaker,It could be you’ve blown the speakers by running to loud for too long on under rated speakers). If none of these help take the amp for repair or buy a new one…
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It’s an internal electronic problem. There is nothing you can do to fix it unless you are an electronics technician and if you were you wouldn’t be asking here. Given the time frame you will need to go to a “brick and mortar” store and buy a new unit. There isn’t enough time for shipping from internet stores like Amazon. This time buy a quality unit from a major brand and there is a better chance that it will last. Avoid LG, Sherwood, Samsung and the other cheapo brands. Stick to established brands like Pioneer, Onkyo, Marantz, Yamaha, etc,. Take a half hour or so and read reviews and other technical stuff on the net so you avoid getting a dog and stand a better chance of matching it to your existing components.
January 5, 2012 at 8:43 am