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Hi
Would anybody have any answers to the following?
I purchased a brand new Jadis DA8 Valve power amp. After a few weeks there was a crackle and bang and a valve went( right channel ). The amp went back to Jadis who could find no fault with the amp other than the blown Valve. They sent another brand new replacement. Same happened again. Off it went back to jadis same result as last time. They decided to send another new unit. In the meantime I borrowed a used AR Vs110 and after a couple of weeks the same thing happened to this amp.
Something has got to be wrong at my house, I have had the voltage checked etc can not find any problems. The amp has its own seperate ring main.
In summary the dealer and everyone is scratching there heads. I have taken delivery of the 3rd amp the tube lasted 3hrs then went pop.
Any ideas or posible solutions would be much appreciated.
Thanks
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