Until this is fixed, I would not use it or you may blow up a speaker... Make sure you check that you are using BALANCED audio interconnect cables, either XLR or TRS balanced cables AND that ALL interconnected equipment is poowered by the SAME receptacle... yes you have to run extension cords, but the pro's do it to avoid ground bounce damage to their equipment. Use ONLY three wire power cords.
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Does it stay on yet it stops making sound? Does it it completely shut off, as if the power was being unplugged?
If it stays on:
*Check the signal source. Is there a bad cable from the source to the amp?
*Does the source/mixer have a bad jack?
If it shuts off:
*Make sure the AC cable is secure and not rattling loose when it makes sound
*Make sure it's not being over driven/clipped (limit light stays on constantly - it should stay off most of the time)
*Is the unit overheating? Don't block the amp panel as it is the main heat sink. Consider putting a small fan to cool the heat sink
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