Howzit gents....i'm new on the forum
Anyways need some advice... i Got my hands on a brand new Pg Xenon 200.4, i know there was a batch that had that cold solder issue... I wanted to know is there any way of me knowing if the one i bought was one from the bad batch.......like by use of the serial number or markings on the box or amp etc....
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we really can't tell by the serial number...but if you bought it new their is a good chance
they stayed in the PG where house until the xenon line was discontinued, then they were let out as b stock.
best bet is to hook it up and see if it works. most of the cold solder issues were very minor issues like intermittent turn on or the rca leads.

best bet is to hook it up and see if it works. most of the cold solder issues were very minor issues like intermittent turn on or the rca leads.
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i've had tougher choices at a soda machine...
i've had tougher choices at a soda machine...
I was wondering why there was an influx of new Xenons with issues... that's awfulBfowler wrote:we really can't tell by the serial number...but if you bought it new their is a good chancethey stayed in the PG where house until the xenon line was discontinued, then they were let out as b stock.
best bet is to hook it up and see if it works. most of the cold solder issues were very minor issues like intermittent turn on or the rca leads.

so, flip a coin and slap some power on it and you can take a chance. I would agree with them that if it is new in the box it was probably part of the recall that was set aside as they didn't want to sell it then. I understand that they often do ship this stuff to other markets to get rid of them. How many people from aftrica are really going to try and return it?
what else can I say I am a grumpy asshole most of the time.