Is it bad.....?
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You should have an auto-off mode. just set it into that. The amplifier will shut off when it's not receiving an input signal. It will draw a very little amount of current in the standby mode but not much. The only time I completely shut mine off (or unplug it) is when I leave town.
[This message has been edited by edclem (edited October 01, 2000).]
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Edclem is right. When not receiving an imput signal, the amp should revert to standby, therefore not sending any power to your sub.
I actually turn the power point of anyway just out of habit.
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John 3:16
I actually turn the power point of anyway just out of habit.
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John 3:16