Crossfire VR404 with RCA problems

79twotone · 12th May 2009, 04:01 AM

I have a Crossfire VR404 that I've been using for a little while for my mids and highs, it gets the job done for the time being, but lately I've been having some problems with the sound going from loud to low or even completely out.

I've done some investigating and found that when I move around the RCA it'll get louder or sometimes go lower. I've checked and it not the cables so I'd like to replace the RCA inputs on the amp, and I'm trying to find a part number for them or even a part number of one that may be better than the ones originally in the amp. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Rodmunch · 12th May 2009, 05:29 AM

Have you taken the amp apart and inspected the solder joints on the RCAs? They might be bad causing an intermittent signal when the cables are moved around.

Or the RCAs could be worn out, which seems to be your thought. In which case, I wouldn't know of a good replacement lol. =)

12th May 2009, 04:01 AM	#1
79twotone diyAudio Member Join Date: Sep 2007	Crossfire VR404 with RCA problems I have a Crossfire VR404 that I've been using for a little while for my mids and highs, it gets the job done for the time being, but lately I've been having some problems with the sound going from loud to low or even completely out. I've done some investigating and found that when I move around the RCA it'll get louder or sometimes go lower. I've checked and it not the cables so I'd like to replace the RCA inputs on the amp, and I'm trying to find a part number for them or even a part number of one that may be better than the ones originally in the amp. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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12th May 2009, 05:29 AM	#2
Rodmunch diyAudio Member Join Date: Jun 2008	Have you taken the amp apart and inspected the solder joints on the RCAs? They might be bad causing an intermittent signal when the cables are moved around. Or the RCAs could be worn out, which seems to be your thought. In which case, I wouldn't know of a good replacement lol. =)

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