hi, I have the denon avr 2310 amp. The last couple of days it has been cutting out. sometimes straight away and other times 40 mins later. what would you suggest is causing the sudden problem. some advice please if you can
def lugs said:The speaker short could also be internal in the speaker cabinets
They can indeed. If you have intermittent connections on the input of an amplifier it can cause bursts of instability (too High frequency for you to hear). These bursts are stressful for the amplifier as it will clip at full power and cause it to cut out or blow up, which ever comes first.hyettdman said:Can an amplifier cut out if the audio interconnects your using - interconnects for stereo music use, have been damaged etc.
I have'nt had time to pull the amp out and do some of the tests suggested. But i have removed the stereo innterconnect from my denon dbp-2012 bluray player which is running to my amp.which i use for music. When i've previously pulled the amp out i've accidently bent the cable a few times or more, forgetting to remove it. After removing it i played the amp with a film and i had it on for about an hour, it did'nt seem to cut out. But like i've said it can cut out at any time. I was trying to think what i had last connected to the amp before the problem started, as i've only just got the denon 2012 bluray player. That was when i had to pull the amp out AGAIN!eggontoast said:They can indeed. If you have intermittent connections on the input of an amplifier it can cause bursts of instability (too High frequency for you to hear). These bursts are stressful for the amplifier as it will clip at full power and cause it to cut out or blow up, which ever comes first.hyettdman said:Can an amplifier cut out if the audio interconnects your using - interconnects for stereo music use, have been damaged etc.