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I have a Denon X3300 driving a set of Old Sonor Audio AVSA kit 2 speakers. For some time the amp was driving the speakers using just using the primary left and right channel and the speaker were fine. Recently, since it became apparent I wasn't ever going to be using channels 6 & 7 (still got the Sonor di-pole speaker sitting in the cupboard :-\ ) in the current location, I decided to use the Bi-Amp facility. The rational being to utilise the remaining two amplifiers circuits to share the stereo load between 4 amps.
Now, the speakers audibly distort when volume level is set above 70 (out of 98). Also the top of the amp is hot to the touch after running for a relatively short time too (55-60?C, I guess). I don't have a frame of reference from previous use, so not sure if this temperature is normal, but I don't recall it getting that hot.
Any pointers, suggested corrective action or possible causes that I could look at would be appreciated - thank you
Now, the speakers audibly distort when volume level is set above 70 (out of 98). Also the top of the amp is hot to the touch after running for a relatively short time too (55-60?C, I guess). I don't have a frame of reference from previous use, so not sure if this temperature is normal, but I don't recall it getting that hot.
Any pointers, suggested corrective action or possible causes that I could look at would be appreciated - thank you
