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dwatterworth
There might be a wire or part of a circuit that is exposed on the internals of the amplifier which is getting a lot of noise or interference from another component. It could also be something as simple as a loose connection. Opening the case of the amplifiers usually voids the warranty but I believe you can find qualified repair locations through the manufacturer support pages, or directly email the support department and ask them how to proceed.
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There might be a wire or part of a circuit that is exposed on the internals of the amplifier which is getting a lot of noise or interference from another component. It could also be something as simple as a loose connection. Opening the case of the amplifiers usually voids the warranty but I believe you can find qualified repair locations through the manufacturer support pages, or directly email the support department and ask them how to proceed.
 
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