Could someone please explain what happened ?

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Submitted by Yiangos on

After some heavy rain with lightnighs yesterday,i realized my power amp's circuit breaker fell.I turned it on and found out the amp made some weird,rather strong hum noises on the left channel.I tried everything but the hum persisted.In the end,i replaced the balanced ic i was using with another one and everything worked perfectly.How can a bal ic be destroyed,if this is the right word,when the power amp is working properly ????Anf my next question is , CAN a ic be destroyed and how when what actually happened, as far as i understand,the grounding cables inside the ic was kinda removed or b

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Boucherville, Quebec J4B 7K4
Canada
(877) 980-2400
www.simaudio.com
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