HyKlas
Super Member
Figured I'd give it a shot before biting the bullet and taking it in..
This only happens after it's good and warm, and only with speaker load attached. Headphones alone will not trigger the issue, or so it seems from my testing.
The unit will go in to protection for a brief period, possibly 2-4sec, then return to normal operation for a time. This will repeat at random intervals.
Checked DC offset and removed it from the case. This is as far as I've gotten. Left channel offset is 9mV and right channel is 12mV.
Is there something in particular I should be looking for? Limited on tools but I do have quite a few high quality multimeters with many types of leads so I can check multiple voltages at any given time.
I'm finding myself wanting a pair of dummy loads for this as I can't get it to happen as much at low volume. Or again, so it seems.
Any help is greatly appreciated as I'm trying to move some equipment out and need this for the would-be hole in the bedroom system. Thanks in advance all!
This only happens after it's good and warm, and only with speaker load attached. Headphones alone will not trigger the issue, or so it seems from my testing.
The unit will go in to protection for a brief period, possibly 2-4sec, then return to normal operation for a time. This will repeat at random intervals.
Checked DC offset and removed it from the case. This is as far as I've gotten. Left channel offset is 9mV and right channel is 12mV.
Is there something in particular I should be looking for? Limited on tools but I do have quite a few high quality multimeters with many types of leads so I can check multiple voltages at any given time.
I'm finding myself wanting a pair of dummy loads for this as I can't get it to happen as much at low volume. Or again, so it seems.
Any help is greatly appreciated as I'm trying to move some equipment out and need this for the would-be hole in the bedroom system. Thanks in advance all!