I got this amp in for repair .
The owner stated that the amp makes the subwoofer flutter he said the amp doesn’t do it all the time more like 80% of the time is does this then the other 20% the amp works perfectly fine .
He said that there are 4 other amps in the system and they all work perfectly fine .
So I’m assuming this is not a broken rca ground inside the head unit .
Any ideas on what to check in this amp since everything I’ve checked so far appears normal
The owner stated that the amp makes the subwoofer flutter he said the amp doesn’t do it all the time more like 80% of the time is does this then the other 20% the amp works perfectly fine .
He said that there are 4 other amps in the system and they all work perfectly fine .
So I’m assuming this is not a broken rca ground inside the head unit .
Any ideas on what to check in this amp since everything I’ve checked so far appears normal
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The RCA jacks are a good place to start. Also try twisting the transformers and inductors.
Other than that, push on various parts of the board to see if you can reproduce the problem.
Other than that, push on various parts of the board to see if you can reproduce the problem.