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cooks555 | 18:33 Sat 29th Mar 2008 | Technology
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I think I might have a amplifier buffer problem. When I play anything on my stereo the sound will only come though my left speaker then five minutes later it will come through the right as well then it will go off again.

Is this an amp problem or a speaker problem???
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As a test of speaker / amp fault temporarily swap the speaker connections over.

If the fault transfers to the other speaker, it's your amp if not then it's the speaker.

Sounds to me to be either a bad connection or faulty amp.
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