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RE: hot amp switch box

Posted by vinnie2 on June 7, 2017 at 03:47:52:
Your last sentence is exactly why I think I will try the resistors on each amp. The old KISS principle once again. With the resistors there is no chance of damaging equipment with a dead short or no load. At worst the sound will be funky, but I ought to be able to notice that. If you happen to run across any plans please let me know as my searches have come up empty for a unit that will allow switching with both amps running.