> Now the amp is presumed blown it acts more like an attenuator, i.e. signals > are weaker with it switched on. Not regarding your specific case: Is there a definitive way to determine if ones preamp is blown or not? For all we know it could be a faulty antenna setup or a cabling issue. Is the amp completely bypassed if turned off or just not amplifying? What are the symptomps of a "blown" amp? Does it short or are there signals coming through much weaker due to some cuppling effects? Forgive my ignorance on the matter. Just beeing curious.
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