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Thanks Jason!

thanks again Shane i reckon that audio enthusiasts have to grab those extra decibels and gain wherever they can :D

Intriguing idea. Hmmph! Please elaborate....Would i need to build a case for the amp? And how would I connect it? Thanks

1) toss in dumpster 2) save it in case the replacement someday craps out 3) ebay it 4) donate to Brian or Geoff any other ideas?

One more question to the experts....On the Line In on the subwoofer, should both the red and white be plugged in, on just one? Previous posts seem to indicate both should be, but the leaflet with the DLS seems to suggest just one should be.

Thanks Shane I'll accept this verdict, but it is SO different from the original amp. BTW, who won the extra 5 dB, the zero or 180 setting? Oh! One more question to the experts....On the Line In on the subwoofer, should both the red and white be plugged in, on just one? Previous posts...

Thanks Jose. Well, it did go off (to red) soon after I switched my receiver over to television. I guess what was confusing me is that during Das Boot (with the original defective amp), the red and green would switch instantaneously depending on whether a bass signal was received or not. Seems...

I received my replacement amp rapidly from Eric, installed it, and now I am wondering if I have yet another defective one. Now, when set in Auto mode, the green light stays on ALL the time. Isn't that the same as just having it set to ON? With the original amp it would flash back and forth to...