Gareth Magennis wrote:
> "Eeyore" <rabbitsfriendsandrelations@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote
> > Gareth Magennis wrote:
> >
> >> A friend of mine has a few EV P3000 amps. Occasionally, they will
not
> >> come
> >> out of protect at switch on, but if you keep trying they will, and
will
> >> run just fine after that. He brought me one a while ago to look at,
but of
>
> >> course it behaved itself perfectly for me, couldn't get it to go into
> >> protect at all.. I did the usual cleaning everything and resetting
the
> >> bias. He has 3 or four of these amps now doing the same thing
randomly,
> >> not all the time. Anyone any experience with this fault and what
causes
> it?
> >
> > Have you spoken to the tech guys at Shuttlesound ? They're pretty
helpful.
>
>
> Yes I will do, they have been very helpful in the past. Its often good
to
> get input from the other side of the pond as well, and Usenet almost
always
> gets you more information than you were looking for or thought you
needed.
>
> This guy has actually brought one of the amps in now, its permanently in
> protect, probably an output stage. Delving further it seems that he has
a
> variety of protect problems, not just the startup one I originally
cited,
> some will protect once a signal is outputted. He's been swapping his
amps
> around with his touring rig and an install, sometimes the amps go into
> protect during a gig then mysteriously get working again.
>
> Could be speaker cables / crossovers etc, but I wanted to find out if
these
> amps have any history of going into protect for no apparent reason.
We have a P3000 at the local vanue I do tech sup****t for. No problems with
that
one.
Graham
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