RE: I will never do again!

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In Reply to: I will never do again! posted by cloudwalker on November 25, 2014 at 13:20:51:

Disconnecting the speaker cord should not cause a pop unless there is DC on the speaker wires, which there should not be. The usual problem of pops concerns turning on and off inputs to a preamplifier or turning a preamplifier on or off when the amplifier is powered up.

If nothing is damaged, chill out and move on, ...

(With some incompetently designed amplifiers, running them without a load may damage them, but that's a subject for a different forum.)

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Topic - I will never do again! - cloudwalker 13:20:51 11/25/14 (1)

RE: I will never do again! - Tony Lauck 15:58:11 11/25/14 (0)

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