DELTE: Sorry but I solved the problem....Had a loose tip on my connector.
It's been a while since I've posted and to be honest my knowledge of things "audible" is rusty.
Problem: My bass went out all of the sudden when I started a movie up and I cannot seem to determine the problem. All other sound and video is working fine.
Here's my setup:
Denon AVR2105
Behringer EP2500 Amp
1124P Feedback Destroyer
Subs- 2 700 liter Sonotubes with Fi Q18s tuned to 13hz
When I power up my amp, the fan runs and the red light blinks for a sec but now yellow (signal).
I have tested the connections they seem to work.
When I unplug/reconnect my connector from the 1124 and the amp I get a quick thump but thats it.
Seems like I may need to replace the sub cable running from the receiver to the 1124 but not sure.
Again, this happened all of the sudden, I have not moved or touched any hookups recently.
Is there a way to check my Amp to make sure it hasn't died?
Thoughts?
thanks in advance,
Matt
It's been a while since I've posted and to be honest my knowledge of things "audible" is rusty.
Problem: My bass went out all of the sudden when I started a movie up and I cannot seem to determine the problem. All other sound and video is working fine.
Here's my setup:
Denon AVR2105
Behringer EP2500 Amp
1124P Feedback Destroyer
Subs- 2 700 liter Sonotubes with Fi Q18s tuned to 13hz
When I power up my amp, the fan runs and the red light blinks for a sec but now yellow (signal).
I have tested the connections they seem to work.
When I unplug/reconnect my connector from the 1124 and the amp I get a quick thump but thats it.
Seems like I may need to replace the sub cable running from the receiver to the 1124 but not sure.
Again, this happened all of the sudden, I have not moved or touched any hookups recently.
Is there a way to check my Amp to make sure it hasn't died?
Thoughts?
thanks in advance,
Matt
