My 1095 amp has been acting a little weird lately...I'll explain:
I have it in combo with the 1066, and connected with the 12V trigger line. Recently I noticed it feels warm all the time, even when the system is turned off by the 1066. So I started to investigate. Turns out I can even turn off the front power switch on the amp, disconnect the 12V line, and the amp still powers speakers, as long as it receives signal from the 1066.
It seems that the use of the 12V trigger line, switch, and front power switch have no effect on the amp...it is on all the time, powering whatever speakers are connected to it.
Has anyone ever seen this, or have any advice....it's only about 1.5y old, so it's still under warranty.
Thanks
I have it in combo with the 1066, and connected with the 12V trigger line. Recently I noticed it feels warm all the time, even when the system is turned off by the 1066. So I started to investigate. Turns out I can even turn off the front power switch on the amp, disconnect the 12V line, and the amp still powers speakers, as long as it receives signal from the 1066.
It seems that the use of the 12V trigger line, switch, and front power switch have no effect on the amp...it is on all the time, powering whatever speakers are connected to it.
Has anyone ever seen this, or have any advice....it's only about 1.5y old, so it's still under warranty.
Thanks
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