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This is just AWESOME!! Reading you two guys (CC and LW) was kind of like reading porn, just over audio. I am so disgusted over my POS H/K amp problem I just put ear plugs in and listen old school.
I have tried and failed to get the amp repaired but no one will touch it. I am beating a dead horse, for sure.
So after all of your technical intercourse, what I would like to find is a unified theory of amp replacement.
Any other parts that would be needed?
I would bring them all to an audio guy to assemble.
This is kind of l ike an "idiot's guide".
Without too much technical jargon, could y'all make a list of what all I would need?
I am sure there are dozens and dozens of H/K owners that would find this a great help!
Last edited by Philip Rushing : 11-05-2009 at 12:56 PM.
Reason: Bad sentence structure
Hybrid Mode
