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30th January 2011, 11:28 AM
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Have I ruined my V&L systems EC3 -vintage- active crossover??
Hi!
I own two old V&L systems EC3 active crossovers. But as i was trying to clean them and measure them, i did something stupid. I tried to measure between these points (marked red and black), but i did it on the 'unfused' input on the multimeter:  Now the unit doesn't power on and i really don't know how i can fix it. Anybody any ideas on where to start? or what to replace? Can't find anything on the brand V&L systems, only thing i know is that it was a little Belgian manufacturer. Here are some pics of the crossover:   Please help |
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