Unfortunately, the Nemo/Summit combination review will have to wait.
I recently bought a pair of Electrocompaniet Nemo Monoblocks to try with the Summits. They arrived the other day and naturally I was looking forward to setting them up. The seller was great, very responsive and provided the best packing I've ever seen. However, not all was well. I put them in position and plugged everything in and double checked before powering up. Well, one speaker played and the other did not. No on light on the amp either. I tried all the basic troubleshooting things I could think of but still no power from one amp. It's definitely not a fuse.
I've been in communication with the seller and I don't feel he sent me a known faulty amp. He's willing to stand behind it and that is good to know. I just want to get it repaired and he's going to help with that. At this point I have no issue with the seller and attribute it to the monster amp not holding up to the stress of shipping. There was no damage on the box and as i mentioned it was packed with great care so I doubt we have a strong case for a shipping claim.
It's too nice an amp not have running in top condition or not at all. Anyone know of a reputable repair facility for high end audio gear? Something in the Central Florida area would be nice but not essential.
I recently bought a pair of Electrocompaniet Nemo Monoblocks to try with the Summits. They arrived the other day and naturally I was looking forward to setting them up. The seller was great, very responsive and provided the best packing I've ever seen. However, not all was well. I put them in position and plugged everything in and double checked before powering up. Well, one speaker played and the other did not. No on light on the amp either. I tried all the basic troubleshooting things I could think of but still no power from one amp. It's definitely not a fuse.
I've been in communication with the seller and I don't feel he sent me a known faulty amp. He's willing to stand behind it and that is good to know. I just want to get it repaired and he's going to help with that. At this point I have no issue with the seller and attribute it to the monster amp not holding up to the stress of shipping. There was no damage on the box and as i mentioned it was packed with great care so I doubt we have a strong case for a shipping claim.
It's too nice an amp not have running in top condition or not at all. Anyone know of a reputable repair facility for high end audio gear? Something in the Central Florida area would be nice but not essential.
