Question by tigrillen: what could trip the overload protection on an amplifier?
I usually use my mainframe through an amplifier to listen to music on speakers. Recently the amplifier suddenly shut down due to overload protection. I changed the amplifier (really tried 2 more, all with the same result). I tried a different mainframe, still the same, so it’s not the mainframe either. As I find it weird that I should happen to own 3 different amplifiers which have all the same problem, is there anything honestly obvious incorrect I could have done to produce this?
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Answer by mariskalen kampf Strudl v.Wurst!
I would estimate you are not loading it accurately. Chances are you have a small in the speaker line.
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