SOURCE: noisy/buzz
Usally a ground loop isolator will fix that problem. It plugs into the RCA's between the radio and the amp.
Try to reground the amp in a different spot.
Or run a refrence ground from the deck to the amp next to the remote turn on wire. (still keep your main amp ground hooked up)
DO NOT run your power wire next to the RCA's, that will induce a field which in turn can cause that buzzing sound.
SOURCE: Intermittent shorts in a Crate Limo TX50DE Guitar
turn that ****** on and get a can of freeze spray. coming and going type issues is usually related to a failing electrolytic capacitor. there may also be a bad mosfet, rectifier, diode, etc. i would be suspect to caps. schematics probably only available thru crate and you have to pay a couple bucks, but trust me its worth the couple bucks spent and having it on its way than wasting hours online not getting anywhere. by the way i checked my sources and came up with nada.
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SOURCE: I have the all tube Crate TV-120. When I turn it
This is a guess: I suspect the bypass switch on that effects loop jack is causing a problem. These jacks cause a lot of problems. The switch passes the signal through if there is no plug for an effects in the jack.
You can SOMETIMES tighten up the contact to restore the jack. You have to disassemble teh unit to get at it of course.
SOURCE: This is a bit weird.
THis is a 2 channel amplifier..so that it is not a 3wire out-put ..but a different channel ..and even has different input for it ...for a stage monitor ..you only have to get the signal from the channel already working ..The 3 wires is just a classic balanced out-put ..(left ..and right ..the one that it is plugged for both speakers will be the gwd ..and the others left and right ..) If you want to be a stereo ..use 2 monitors..if you use just one ..make sure you wire it from the common ground wire..and either left or right ( do not try to wire the left and right together ..either left or right ..will have same power and signal ..unless the balance is used ) The way to wire it ..is just add the bare wire to the plug ..near the other exit..I think it has a screw system for these kinda car amplifiers....By the way ...He used a card amplifier ..usually used for woofer ...cause they are very powerful ..and reliable ...and even portable ..if it is the case..working on 12 V ..and cheaper ..
That sounds about right, using Wi Fi does use a lot of battery. For video, Apple advertises up to 5 hours, and for audio up to 36 hours. However, these are done in minimalist conditions. For example, they?d have auto-brightness turned on, the volume at only a certain level and, if it?s music, they?d turn the screen on only when absolutely necessary (yes, volume does have an impact on the battery).
I used to get around 12 hours listening to music, but that was because I always have Wi Fi on, and also have it set to fetch my email every 15 minutes. Oddly, since jailbreaking, it took me about 20 hours to completely drain the battery. That included using the internet (mainly Facebook) quite a bit, checking emails, listening to music, watching videos, AND playing games (well, emulators).
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