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then the problen is in the power amp section after the preamp stage. Contact Crate for your nearest service center. http://www.crateamps.com/support/index.php

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They look to be 1/4" stereo male to male jacks (known also as TRS). I don't know where you are but they are easily available. You need a pair of them at the length you need. e.g. SHORT 1m 6 35mm Stereo TRS Jack Plug to Guitar 1 4 Jack Male Musical...

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its the reverb tank spring, look where it is connected on the other side. this will give you an idea as to where it was connected. solder it back on.

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The fuse rating should be printed on the panet right by the fuse holder. If there's still a question about values, you're best bet is to contact Crate customer service. Here's the link- http://www.crateamps.com/support However, if you're meaning that you keep blowing fuses and therefor think you're instaslling the wrong value, you may have a short in the amp that's casuseing the fuses to blow. In that case, it needs to go to the shop. If you're not a tech, don't poke around inside it. You can make the problem worse, or even get a nasty shock.

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Amps have fuses inside. Check them if they are blown. After replacing, if it keeps blowing, then you have a short that needs to be fixed. Good luck!

Most likely a loose connection. Try to tighten the knobs and the cord port to the crate. You need to do this from the inside. These tend to loosen with use and anything that is connected with them will also loosen, like the electrical connections. Good luck!

Hi, you hadnt mentioned how long you've had the amp, or how new it is, so I'm going to assume it's new to you. The Crate VTX200 has 3 channels, each with its own volume level. Let's check the simple things first: 1. Check to make sure you're adjusting the same volume knob volume knob to the same channel. The active channel will be lit with a green light. 2. Check the cables from the "Speaker Out" jacks on the amp (if you are using them). Are they plugged in all the way, or are they damaged? 3. Are you playing through a preset that you may have accidentally made "low", and may not be aware of or are stuck in it? If none of these answers helps, there might be a problem with the input buffer in the circuit or possibly within the damping circuit of the speakers. I'd advise having the amp serviced to confirm an internal electrical problem also. If you don't have a manual for the amp, one can be found here: http://www.manualguru.com/crate-amplifiers/vtx200/users-manual

Your best bet is to conact Crate customer service. Hereis their contact page- http://www.crateamps.com/support/index.php

Without hearing it in action, it's hard to pinpoint a problem. It could be as simple as a dirty jack, or it could be components overheating, or something else entirly. I'd take it to the repair shop.

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