Originally Posted By: canuckInOR
I broke out the multimeter again, and checked out the top row (farthest from the INA2137 chips) of resistors. Working left to right (as in the photo), I get (1) something alternating between 100k+ and no continuity, (2) 164 ohms, (3) same as #1, (4) 100 ohms.

Something tells me that's not right. frown

Okay... found a 100 ohm resistor in my parts bin, and used it to bypass #1 and #3, which gives clean audio again. Looks like we've found our culprits! I'll see if I can get one of our engineers to replace them.

Any idea why these would go bad, and if there's anything I can do to prevent it in the future? edit: could this be a result of the bad ground connection on the amp, that you mentioned in your earlier post?

Cheers,