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  1. 02-11-2005 09:35 PM #1
    boatlover 5254
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    Ever since I got new Klipsch speakers my system has started to short out after i turn it up a certon amount wat do i do????
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    Default shorting out

    My reciever was doing the same thing. What I would recomend is maybe getting some new speaker wire. It sounds like if you're puting over the amount of Watts your speaker wire can handle over to your speakers then your reciever will act as a circuit breaker and cut it off.
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