Well when I turn it on now it just hums. I connected the two amps to the same speakers.
That should be an alarm bell (no, it's a humWell when I turn it on now it just hums.
The other amp was a Sansui and I heard a loud pop coming from inside. I opened it up and it was a tranisistor that exploded! However I have bigger problems - the Tannoy 15 inch Golds that I was using have lost all their lower end, sound like cheap car speakers now!If you connected one amp to the HF and one amp to the LF, AND removed the link, then you shouldn't have done any damage.
If you connected both to the speakers and left the link in, then you will blow the speakers.
Try connecting just the other amplifier to the speakers. Are the speakers still humming?
Ouch, that's one expensive repair job. Sorry to hear it, nice speakers those.The other amp was a Sansui and I heard a loud pop coming from inside. I opened it up and it was a tranisistor that exploded! However I have bigger problems - the Tannoy 15 inch Golds that I was using have lost all their lower end, sound like cheap car speakers now!
Your story goes from bad to worse.The other amp was a Sansui and I heard a loud pop coming from inside. I opened it up and it was a tranisistor that exploded! However I have bigger problems - the Tannoy 15 inch Golds that I was using have lost all their lower end, sound like cheap car speakers now!