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I have a Panasonic SA-HT790V combination DVD/VCR/tuner/surround sound
with SB-WA312 "active subwoofer" unit. Recently the sound has begun to shut off during relatively louder passages. It is necessary to either plug in and remove headphones, or power-cycle the subwoofer unit, to bring it back. I suspect that the 5 channel amps are actually a part of this "subwoofer" unit, as well. At first I wondered if overheating could be the culprit, but now I suspect the low-frequency vibration from the subwoofer is tripping something in the unit. Is anyone aware of an issue such as this with Panasonic gear? Any suggestions on where to poke and prod? Thanks! -Charles Green |
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