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diyAudio Member
Join Date: May 2011
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Hi there!
Yes, I used the search but didn't find the right answer... I got my Sure 2024 2x15W board today. The problem is it only "plays" for half a second when I pull the plug out. Me too stupid? What could be the cause? Have a nice day Felix |
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Columbia, MO
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I use an old 300 watt ATX computer supply with a jumper between ground and a wire. I forget what it is called. Without that jumper it works just as you described. Also very important to have the ground wire to the amp be short and fat to cut down on noise due to voltage difference from input ground. I cut off the molex and used two of the ground wires to connect. Also the same for the 12 volt lines although that is not as important.
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Join Date: May 2011
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I will now go to a friends house to try a different power supply. This one is 12V 2,5A, so maybe it is a little to weak?! Thank you guys! Felix |
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Join Date: May 2011
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with a different power supply it now runs sweet...
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