Samson Servo 170 - 1 dodgy channel

Some wiring is burnt..ull need to investigate. Causing an overload circuit. Checkout utube or pinterest. Use caution highvolts

read the manual: http://www.samsontech.com/site_media/legacy_docs/servo_170_260_550_man.pdf

If that does not work give us more details.

change out speaker's or speaker wire's & try again.

It sounds like the problem is just a bad soldering joint somewhere.

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Bridged Mode maybe?

on the mixxer, use the "mix" "L" and "R" outputs. use 1/4 inch instrument cables, and connect the mox L and R to the amp's "channel 1" and "channel 2 inputs". always turn the mixing board on first, and the amp second- when turning off turn off the amp first, and turn off the mixer second. start with the mixer levels at the lowest, with the amp levels about 1/2 to 3/4 up. slowly raise the mixer channels first and then the mixer main volume until you have an adequate volume.

Does the hum occur when the levels are all the way down?

1st thing to check is for a broken input jack

2nd thing would be power supply capacitors gone bad

Disconnect your speakers and see if the same thing happens. If it does not, then you have a problem with your speakers - possibly too many wired in parallel. If the amp. still shuts down, then it'll have to go in for repair.

One of the channels in the amp is bad. That channel will need tobe replaced. You may need to take it to a repair shop.

check see if youy have some coving the vent or the speak connect right