Oldies but goodies...... (1 Viewer)

[DonnyD]

Julian, perhaps the A1 share the same problem with the V1.... there are some internal contacts which "ride" on the main pre-outs when using the on board amps.... The was a thread some years back that I just happen to catch that lead me to the treatment and cure.... using a male rca, simply plug it and out, into the preout of the channel you are having dropouts with, thereby kinda cleaning the contact surface. An even better solution is simply using some short rca cables to jump from the main preouts into the main inputs, which is what I did and I haven't had a problem since. Hope this info helps.

 

[Julian Reville]

I'll try that Donny, but the DSP board remains suspect.

 

[Adam Barratt]

Julian, no I haven't had any problems. It's been rock solid.

Adam

 

[Dick Knisely]

Wayne -- whoa... that reminded me... how could I have forgotten! There's a Sansui R-7 sitting in the guest room down the hall that still works just fine thank you, despite its circa 1979 manufacture date!

 

[FeisalK]

actually Wayne's pic is kinda ominous, with the axe hanging in the background