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Some time ago I posted about this and at the time, was fairly sure there was a poor connection at the amp's speaker jack. I thought this because when this problem previously exhibited itself, manipulating the speaker connection seemed to bring the channel back. I cleaned the jacks and spread apart the segments of the banana plugs for better contact and afterwards, when the channel did not drop out, I thought the problem solved.
But, it is back.
The right channel meter still operates when the speaker cuts out so signal is getting at least that far.
What brings the audio back is turning up the volume control a bit but at some time after it is returned to it's previous position, the right channel drops out again.
Any suggestions as to where to start checking for faults?
But, it is back.
The right channel meter still operates when the speaker cuts out so signal is getting at least that far.
What brings the audio back is turning up the volume control a bit but at some time after it is returned to it's previous position, the right channel drops out again.
Any suggestions as to where to start checking for faults?