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Default Weird problem involving an Amp

OK bare with me on this one please. OK Some "dude" purchased a stereo from
me. Red flags went up immediately on my end because this scenario ("doesn't
work") always happens when out of the blue I get a request for an older
model stereo that I have listed as being available on my website. First
thing makes me wonder why in the H$## would someone want an old stereo when
I have 1-2 year old stereos also listed? Anyhow;I know 100% that everything
functioned prior to it leaving my hands. Upon receiving the headunit the
dude claims the stereo does not work. He claims there is no output from the
remote turn on lead and no sound from the RCA's. After further emails he
says that when the stereo is turned on there is no light on on his amp. When
the stereo is turned off the light comes on??? This one is beyond me. I
told him to check his grounds etc. He of course is positive his amp is
working correctly (coming from someone whom asked if possibly the red power
wire on the stereo could be hooked to his amp remote lead to get it working
correctly). I think otherwise. Anyone got ANY ideas?
I have a few theories but I am not going to accuse anyone; I'll just let
it brew inside me knowing I am getting the shaft here.


 
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