Purchased a PL4.0 amp, and wired it into my system to drive a couple of Keystone cabinets. Sounded great, pushed on it a little and the first time it blipped the clipping LED, the protect circuit lit up, the amp restarted & it gracefully picked up where it left off. A day later it would do it running on a solid -10 LED, no clipping LED needed. Also noticed the gain on the left channel is about 2db hotter than the right if that matters.
Exchanged the amp with another PL4.0 & have no such behavior from that one. It's as solid as a rock. Dug through the PL4.0 service manual & it says nothing addressing a protect circuit kicking in early. Anyone ran into this before & could tell me where to start looking in there?
Todd
Exchanged the amp with another PL4.0 & have no such behavior from that one. It's as solid as a rock. Dug through the PL4.0 service manual & it says nothing addressing a protect circuit kicking in early. Anyone ran into this before & could tell me where to start looking in there?
Todd
did you ever find out the problem with this amp? I currently have a Powerlight 1.8 that has the exact same problem. I've also looked through the service manual but that also didn't really get me anywhere.Purchased a PL4.0 amp, and wired it into my system to drive a couple of Keystone cabinets. Sounded great, pushed on it a little and the first time it blipped the clipping LED, the protect circuit lit up, the amp restarted & it gracefully picked up where it left off. A day later it would do it running on a solid -10 LED, no clipping LED needed. Also noticed the gain on the left channel is about 2db hotter than the right if that matters.
Exchanged the amp with another PL4.0 & have no such behavior from that one. It's as solid as a rock. Dug through the PL4.0 service manual & it says nothing addressing a protect circuit kicking in early. Anyone ran into this before & could tell me where to start looking in there?
Todd
Thanks in advance!
Sorry..l haven't been around for a while & didn't know this thread was trying to keep going 🙂
To answer your question: no. I sold that amp to a tech dirt cheap & never heard anything back about it. My education since has led me to believe I could have sorted it out by stepping through the adjustment procedures in the service manual.
Todd
To answer your question: no. I sold that amp to a tech dirt cheap & never heard anything back about it. My education since has led me to believe I could have sorted it out by stepping through the adjustment procedures in the service manual.
Todd