Hello!
Forgive a noob posting but I've been reading through this forum for a while, and there seems to be a lot of guys who know their stuff on here!
Little issue with a Cyrus II and PSX, been using the amp for a while with a Rotel RCD975 and Rogers LS55s with no problems. Recently been given a Pro-ject debut which I hooked up tonight, made sure both the PSX and the amp were powered, and nothing. I know the turntable works but I can't get anything out of the amp on either the MM or MC phono inputs
I've heard the low voltage power suppy caps can fail on these, but I've been under the hood of the thing and they *look* ok... not swollen or peeling... I'm a little stuck... no crackles, just silence on both channels... any thoughts??
Gary.
Forgive a noob posting but I've been reading through this forum for a while, and there seems to be a lot of guys who know their stuff on here!
Little issue with a Cyrus II and PSX, been using the amp for a while with a Rotel RCD975 and Rogers LS55s with no problems. Recently been given a Pro-ject debut which I hooked up tonight, made sure both the PSX and the amp were powered, and nothing. I know the turntable works but I can't get anything out of the amp on either the MM or MC phono inputs
I've heard the low voltage power suppy caps can fail on these, but I've been under the hood of the thing and they *look* ok... not swollen or peeling... I'm a little stuck... no crackles, just silence on both channels... any thoughts??
Gary.
Thanks Jaycee, pulled the board out and the tracks under that same op-amp have parted company with the very discoloured looking PCB... Looking around the joints on the board its not the first one to have done so either, its been repaired a couple of times before, noticably under the output stage.
Its one of the very first models with the plastic case, and the PCB resembles the ones I used to build in college.... although I have to say mine were neater!
Think this ones going to be filed under "project" for while!
Gary.
Its one of the very first models with the plastic case, and the PCB resembles the ones I used to build in college.... although I have to say mine were neater!
Think this ones going to be filed under "project" for while!
Gary.
Thanks Jaycee, pulled the board out and the tracks under that same op-amp have parted company with the very discoloured looking PCB... Looking around the joints on the board its not the first one to have done so either, its been repaired a couple of times before, noticably under the output stage.
Its one of the very first models with the plastic case, and the PCB resembles the ones I used to build in college.... although I have to say mine were neater!
Think this ones going to be filed under "project" for while!
Gary.
Its one of the very first models with the plastic case, and the PCB resembles the ones I used to build in college.... although I have to say mine were neater!
Think this ones going to be filed under "project" for while!
Gary.
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