Well, you did a great analysis, Callum...
I would add that the input and output areas in that PCB are meant for male faston terminals ( for PCB...) and the vicinity of those stranded wires is alarming.
Abandoning faston is good ( it reduces resistance ) but some rework like 1.2 mm drilling in some place might do
I would add that the input and output areas in that PCB are meant for male faston terminals ( for PCB...) and the vicinity of those stranded wires is alarming.
Abandoning faston is good ( it reduces resistance ) but some rework like 1.2 mm drilling in some place might do
Wow thank you so much for your help on this! It's incredible support really! Down to one tweeter on one speaker not working right now. And that's giving a slight sound, not a full sound. I think I'll need to take a break till morning and give it another shot.
i was starring at them images for like hour mins just sat there like something ant right here lol.
so i think
re-solder
fix the resistor
so i think
re-solder
fix the resistor
and this too i was looking and imaging the worst
was just looking at the eBay listing for theses crossovers and came across this.
so who ever put this together had got the old version of the pcb with the new parts.
so who ever put this together had got the old version of the pcb with the new parts.
Update: managed to fix everything by un and resoldering. I think you were right, the exposed wires were probably shorting. Thanks so much for all your help!
