All i would add to this conversation is that non-mechanical equipment failure is not normal, especially for a new unit. If the unit was 10+ years old and it went dead, i would not think too much of it. The fact that you leave the amp on and have reduced thermal cycling to a minimum and the amp has still developed a problem might have me worried about future operation.
Let's hope it was something simple and just a faulty part. Hopefully, you've got another amp to fall back on so that you won't be "tune-free" for the long weekend. Sean
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Let's hope it was something simple and just a faulty part. Hopefully, you've got another amp to fall back on so that you won't be "tune-free" for the long weekend. Sean
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