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About Nagy George
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Bsc. in Electronics and Communication engineering. Satellite dish installer, trouble shooter and Quality Auditor for 12 years. Author of the Satellite news article in the "satellite Guide Magazine". Member of the satellite club international (SCI). Member of the IEEE (Institution of Electrical and Electronics Engineers). Member of the Australian Institution of Engineers. Expert in signal distribution on many TV sets. Deep knowledge in related fields such as CCTV (closed circuit TV), surround sound and speakers. Having said that, I have no experience in TV repair.

 
   

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Topic: TV/VCR/Stereo Troubleshooting



Expert: Nagy George
Date: 3/21/2007
Subject: reciever

Question
i have a Harmon kardon receiver that one of the speaker make a airy noise. i have swap the left and right speakers from the receiver and the sound moved to the other speaker. what would you suggest about investigating further. fixing the port? is it worth it.  thank you

Answer
Ed,

Although am deal day in day out with home entertainment systems and that sort of hardware but I am not into repair.
The way I see it is: Get it looked at even if you are paying for consultation and decide from there, you're still looking at a few hundreds to replace so a 100$ bill could be a goer.

Good luck

N George

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