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You mean just open it and make sure they're moving while something is playing? I have not done a visual inspection of each driver but I also did not hear any unbalanced sound so if it failed in one tower, it would have failed in the other. But thanks for the suggestion, I will definitely check it out.
-Sam
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Nah, just stick your ear up near each driver and make sure sound is coming out.
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In reply to:
Nah, just stick your ear up near each driver and make sure sound is coming out.
I'm not falling for that one again! 
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Whaaat? I'm serious! 'sides, I don't have the remotes to your system...
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That reminds me: my little boy cranked up the volume to the max when I wasn't looking. I hit play on some classical CD later and was it freakin' loud! Made the kid cry, but there wasn't a hint of distortion from my M60s. I was fairly impressed.
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That extra amp sure does help.........ie extra headroom.It hasn't been taking naps on ya has it.
Rick
"A fear of weapons is a sign of retarded sexual and emotional maturity." Sigmund Freud
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Nope problem solved, wid - I just leave it on 24/7.
Just kidding, chess. 
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I just leave it on 24/7.
and the problem with doing that is??????????????? lol Just giving you the gears. I leave my stuff on and I guess some here don't agree with me doing it.
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Yowch! This is why I've installed a piece of plexiglass in front of my stereo equipment. He can look, but he can't touch!
Of course, it's a minor pain to move it out of the way when I want to switch out the CDs in the changer, but the little extra work is worth my sanity, and ears.
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I had thought about doing that, pmb. Did you just lean it up against the rack or is it attached somehow?
The AV rack hasn't been as big of a problem as I thought it would be...yet. He keeps turning the TV on and off though. I think he likes to see the little light in the button come on. We usually say "No" very sternly and then try not to laugh.
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