How not to blow your Speakers when testing a potentially defective amplifier
59Watch me perform some preliminary tests I usually do before hooking up an amplifier that may be damaged or misbehaving.
As an example, I use a mid-nineties Pioneer A-503R. A solid but otherwise quite boring unit.
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