protecting speakers
BuckeyeTim
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Was wondering. Due to the issue of Adcom 565's with leaking capacitors (have had mine serviced once), is there a way to install some sort of in-line fuse or breaker that would protect the speaker in the unfortunate event of adcom meltdown?
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If the service in question was to fix the leaky caps............you will never have to worry about them again most likely. So I wouldn't worry about it. Only some 565's and 585's had this issue because of a bad run (defective) of caps sourced from an outside manufacturer.
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Thanks guys,
I somehow missed that post in my search.
Makes me fell a little more comfortable that I no longer need to perform the ritualistic Voodoo dance before I flip the power switches.
