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RE: Confused

Posted by Duster on July 13, 2017 at 09:48:09:
It's a Lexicon power amplifier made by Bryston, so the 20 year Bryston warranty does not apply to the product. The Lexicon NT amplifiers made by Bryston had a 5 year warranty.
Something to note is I can hear the soft start relay click a few seconds after plugging the power cord into an AC outlet, so it seems as though the power amplifier is actually powering-on, but the issue of the power switch not functioning as it should is a very odd thing.
I suppose I'll just have to test it under load. I'll use a raw driver that is expendable to find out if the power amplifier outputs are functioning properly. If the power amplifier simply won't power on/off via the power switch, but otherwise works fine, it will be an issue I can live with. I'll ask Bryston for their advice about the safety factor.