Advice on a Monster HTS 5100 MKii, stopped working

[bulitnv]

Have several Rotel components plugged into the Monster HTS 5100 MKii.
This morning when I woke up, everything had lost power. I checked all of the compoonents, they will all power up if I go to the wall, but the power conditioner will not power up. It was not emitting a buzzing alarm as the manual said it would if it "sacrificed itself". I have tried other power outlets, no luck. Tried to reset the fuse, no luck.

I have has pretty high input voltage coming through the house lately, between 122-125 volts. I had called Edison, they said it was perfectly normal, not to worry.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

Chris

[PewterTA]

The surge protection board on it took a hit. I'm better your's is probably a few years old. Every single person I know that has had one of the Monster HTS, it eventually "takes a hit" and dies. Funny how they all are around the 4 - 6 year mark............

Not saying anything mind you, but go out and get yourself a much better one, the APC units are nice, I can recommend them highly. There's a lot of others too that will make your system go, "wow, that monster didn't do crap!"

Sorry to hear of your loss, but it happens to most Monster products.

And the repair bill for them is pretty outrageous, mine was almost the cost of what I paid for it...that's when I switched over to the APC with battery backup, it's made a noticeable improvement in the audio, video, maybe ever so slightly.

[Glen B]

I have has pretty high input voltage coming through the house lately, between 122-125 volts. I had called Edison, they said it was perfectly normal, not to worry.

US mains voltage tolerance is ± 5 %.

[TommyV]

Yes definitely get an APC. Ditch the Monster.