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Saz
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have a problem. I own a rocktron velocity 150 power amp. Last weekend I wanted to use it in a stereo setup, so I connected everything as I should, but FORGOT to switch my cabinet to stereo mode.. Damn, so the two outputs were probably shorted out..
Everything went fine on the left channel, but the right channel started switching on/off. I could hear some relais-sound. This switching occured for about 15 secs, after that the right channel did nothing, and when I turn the volume of the 2nd channel ALL the way up, I do hear a very quiet bit of sound still coming out of there..
The left channel still works. But if I try bridging the two channels together, the relais starts switching on/off again.. So something seriously went wrong on the right side.. What is the most common thing that happened?? Did I kill a major unit in the power amp, or did I just blow out one or more of the fuses that are mounted on the back for safety??
I'm afraid it's no fuses.. I emailed rocktron, and they don't know.. They "assume" I blew my "output device" whatever that may be.. Could this be fixed by any qualified elektro-technician?
I really hope that somebody can give me some directions... I live in the netherlands, and there are no rocktron dealers here anymore, and I'm NOT travelling to germany to have it fixed!
Greets,
Saz
Everything went fine on the left channel, but the right channel started switching on/off. I could hear some relais-sound. This switching occured for about 15 secs, after that the right channel did nothing, and when I turn the volume of the 2nd channel ALL the way up, I do hear a very quiet bit of sound still coming out of there..
The left channel still works. But if I try bridging the two channels together, the relais starts switching on/off again.. So something seriously went wrong on the right side.. What is the most common thing that happened?? Did I kill a major unit in the power amp, or did I just blow out one or more of the fuses that are mounted on the back for safety??
I'm afraid it's no fuses.. I emailed rocktron, and they don't know.. They "assume" I blew my "output device" whatever that may be.. Could this be fixed by any qualified elektro-technician?
I really hope that somebody can give me some directions... I live in the netherlands, and there are no rocktron dealers here anymore, and I'm NOT travelling to germany to have it fixed!
Greets,
Saz
