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notroubleclubber
08-08-2010, 01:37 PM
I had a problem last night with the above amp.

Output 2 wasnt working very well and just a small amount of tinniest sound coming from the speaker. Trial and error proved an amp problem.

Is this something i can fix myself?

Any ideas?
Ecstatic Events
08-08-2010, 01:53 PM
I have EXACTLY the same issue - It's going back to warrior for a SECOND time under warranty

I had to muddle through lasts night gig with a 500w back up! Not Ideal...

Im gonna buy a Cerwin Vega or Crown because I have lost all trust in Warrior Audio now :(
notroubleclubber
08-08-2010, 01:54 PM
Luckily the wa is my backup amplifier but i bought it 2nd hand so would be interested to know what the matter is! Only used it once before.
ppentertainments
08-08-2010, 01:58 PM
Check to see if the circuit board is blue in colour, there was a faulty batch of these made a couple of years ago. I had problems with mine and ended up getting it replaced.
funkymook
08-08-2010, 03:47 PM
I had a problem last night with the above amp.
Output 2 wasnt working very well and just a small amount of tinniest sound coming from the speaker. Trial and error proved an amp problem.

Is this something i can fix myself?

I'd say if you have to ask, the answer is no!

I'd never try any electrical repairs myself, I just don't have the knowledge to be 100% sure it'll be safe after my tampering.

And I'm sure there must be some regulations somewhere about electrical work that covers equipment used in public (and if there isn't, there should be!)
CRAZY K
08-08-2010, 03:56 PM
I have EXACTLY the same issue - It's going back to warrior for a SECOND time under warranty

I had to muddle through lasts night gig with a 500w back up! Not Ideal...

Im gonna buy a Cerwin Vega or Crown because I have lost all trust in Warrior Audio now :(

Go Peavey ---absolute reliability;)

Nearly 6 years so far--no troubles.
Creature
08-08-2010, 04:34 PM
Go Peavey ---absolute reliability

Cant argue with that :)
DJ Jules
09-08-2010, 07:22 AM
I had a problem last night with the above amp.

Output 2 wasnt working very well and just a small amount of tinniest sound coming from the speaker. Trial and error proved an amp problem.

Is this something i can fix myself?

Any ideas?

This isn't something you can fix yourself - it'll probably need to go back to Prolight. I've got two of these and one went back for repair in Jan and I didn't see it again until March :eek:

I'll definitely be spending my money elsewhere next time round...

Julian