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What! No Wake???
mwetzel, I've read all the posts and am confused where the problem resides. It's possible that you have more than one problem.
If you'd try one more test, it may help us all understand what's going on.
Get a set of audio cables, pull the jumers again and this time connect the audio cable to the pre-out, but reverse when you come back in. That is the LEFT pre-out connect to the RIGHT main-in.
Now turn your system on and tell us in which channel you hear the popping. If it stays in the RIGHT channel then the problem is clearly in the driver board.
If the pooping moved to the left channel, our problem is somewhere in the pre-amp.
Hope this helps ...
Regards,
Jerry
If you'd try one more test, it may help us all understand what's going on.
Get a set of audio cables, pull the jumers again and this time connect the audio cable to the pre-out, but reverse when you come back in. That is the LEFT pre-out connect to the RIGHT main-in.
Now turn your system on and tell us in which channel you hear the popping. If it stays in the RIGHT channel then the problem is clearly in the driver board.
If the pooping moved to the left channel, our problem is somewhere in the pre-amp.
Hope this helps ...
Regards,
Jerry