From: Per on
Hi.
I just fried my tapco amp, due to an defect xover. Whenever i connect a
speaker to the amp, the OL lights up, even without anything connected to the
inputs. Any ideas to solve that? what do you think has happened inside the
amp, fuses or something else blown?
Any ideas will be apriciated...
Per


From: Tim Scott on

"Per" <perjust(a)dlgtele.dk> wrote in message
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> Hi.
> I just fried my tapco amp, due to an defect xover. Whenever i connect a
> speaker to the amp, the OL lights up, even without anything connected to
> the inputs. Any ideas to solve that? what do you think has happened inside
> the amp, fuses or something else blown?
> Any ideas will be apriciated...
> Per

Why do you blame the xover - what was/is wrong with it? describe what
happened when the amp went down - what wass connected to it, and what music
was happening?


From: Per on
I connected the xover and turned on the amp OL lighted up, and I shut the
amp. and it was gone.. I tried with another amp, same thing, except
that the amp survived.
I think that the xover (EVxp200a) is sending out a very bad signal on the
"high" out. the sub out, works fine
Per

"Tim Scott" <timscott18(a)nospamplease.spamarrest.com> skrev i en meddelelse
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>
> "Per" <perjust(a)dlgtele.dk> wrote in message
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>> Hi.
>> I just fried my tapco amp, due to an defect xover. Whenever i connect a
>> speaker to the amp, the OL lights up, even without anything connected to
>> the inputs. Any ideas to solve that? what do you think has happened
>> inside the amp, fuses or something else blown?
>> Any ideas will be apriciated...
>> Per
>
> Why do you blame the xover - what was/is wrong with it? describe what
> happened when the amp went down - what wass connected to it, and what
> music was happening?
>


From: tbmoas58 on

"Per" <perjust(a)dlgtele.dk> wrote in message
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>I connected the xover and turned on the amp OL lighted up, and I shut the
>amp. and it was gone.. I tried with another amp, same thing, except
> that the amp survived.very doubtful its the x-over, not impossibe but
> doubtfu
when I see that conditionI look to the speaker cable connector for a stray
strand of wire causeing a short at the output
this will drive amps crazy, good ones wil self protect cheap ones wil burn
out thier output transistors
not a difficut or expensive repair but opnce fixed you should sel the tapco
and replace it with the better built behringer or qsc
george


From: mcsteve on
<tbmoas58(a)peoplepc.com> wrote:
> when I see that conditionI look to the speaker cable connector for a stray
> strand of wire causeing a short at the output
>

Yup. Did you try swapping the cable, after it happened with
another amp?

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Steve McQ