Ron Reda
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I've been into HT for a while now and haven't done something as dumb as this in some time. Anyway, the other day I noticed that my pre-pro was in a state of limbo due to some recent storms. It was powered on, but wasn't responding to commands from my remote. Like a complete moron, instead of turning off the stereo amp that is connected to it first & then powering off my pre-pro, I turned off the pre-pro & then turned it right back on. That's when the "POP" occurred. While the pop wasn't ridiculously loud, it was loud enough to cause me some concern.
That all being said, how do I determine if they've been damaged due to this??? A few hours after the situation occurred, I put on a song that I know has a big bass kick drum sound to it. However, it didn't seem as prominent or defined as it once was.
Side note: All of my other monoblock amps are connected to a Panamax surge protector/line conditioner. The stereo amp (which powers the fronts only, the ones that "popped") is connected to a PS Audio Ultimate Outlet.
That all being said, how do I determine if they've been damaged due to this??? A few hours after the situation occurred, I put on a song that I know has a big bass kick drum sound to it. However, it didn't seem as prominent or defined as it once was.
Side note: All of my other monoblock amps are connected to a Panamax surge protector/line conditioner. The stereo amp (which powers the fronts only, the ones that "popped") is connected to a PS Audio Ultimate Outlet.