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RE: Troubleshooting suggestions for a subwoofer plate amp?

Shortly after purchase in 2005, the subwoofer (original amp and driver) began making the noise. It was a known issue to AV123 and they sent me a replacement plate amp. I swapped in the new amp and all was well.

The original amp went in the junk bin and the subwoofer (replacement amp and driver) worked fine for years. I've since sold it and believe it lives on today.

With time on my hands, I've dug out the original amp and taking a shot at fixing it. In my mind it seems possible since it functions and makes music, noisy music. If I can find a fix for the noise, I'll have a nice subwoofer amp to play with.

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