Just as the title says.
I've had a Topping L30 II since a couple of months that I use sporadically connected to a Qudelix-5K on my desk and today I put my phone to charge in a wall outlet in the room (not where the Topping is connected), then after a couple of seconds, there was a very loud explosion along with a small flashing sparking above the Topping and short after that, smoke began to come out of the rear RCA inputs, but without any odour.
It should be noted that I have its power brick connected in a surge protector and everything that was plugged into it turned off after the explosion (including my pc and monitor), so I was pretty freaked out fearing the worst, but luckily everything turned on afterwards (including the L30 II), so I quickly unplugged the brick for a while to check what happened, but everything seems ok and the amp works perfectly when I plugged it back in.
However, I'm worried that this happened in the first place and if something has burned internally due to the incident, as it has never happened to me before and now I'm afraid that it will happen again and may damage the rest of my devices.
What could have happened and why did it happen to the Topping in particular instead of, I don't know, burning the surge protector fuse for example? Maybe a lack of protection in the design of the Topping?
Other considerations worth mentioning:
1) I've the amplifier with the RCA cables connected to the back (it's a 3.5mm to RCA cable), but the 3.5mm termination is always disconnected and laying on the desk mat, until I connect the Qudelix to it.
2) It is also very close to my PC, I don't know if that can affect anything, since both have metal enclosures (also, the PSU of the PC is very near to the Topping).
For now, I've unplugged it from the power and removed it from my desk.