Re: Technics SX-PX665 piano burnout
- From: mrivers@xxxxxxxxxxx (Mike Rivers)
- Date: 23 Aug 2005 18:02:50 -0400
In article <1124792532.360630.169230@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> colin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
> Our Technics SX-PX665 piano has suffered a catastrophic burnout of the
> output stages - power amps, loudspeakers, and headphone o/p all
> destroyed themselves - nasty burning smell, and lots of horrible
> buzzing until it all went dead. We got it fixed (power amp mended, and
> the speakers replaced) and it all worked for about a week until the
> same thing happened again. How can we prevent this from happening?
Get it fixed by someone who will find the real problem rather than
just fix the symptom.
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