02-09-2015, 11:11 AM
What is interesting that it took out the amp. Usually if it is inside the outlet type of short (unless I misunderstood?) it occurs outside a device and does not damage it as the current exists only outside.
Unless there is some surge created by it (why?).....in any case, if the amp is new and is under warranty, it probably could be replaced.
Unless there is some surge created by it (why?).....in any case, if the amp is new and is under warranty, it probably could be replaced.
