I know this is not a great amp but it's free and I can't afford a good
one or the price of a repair shop. I could afford a few parts, though
if I knew which ones.
Does it have a loop labeled either effect send/return or preamp out/
pwr amp in? If so, plug a cable into those jacks....one end to the
send, the other into the return. Got sound from the speaker now? Then
the jacks either need to be cleaned or replaced.
If there's no loop, its hard telling what it might be. Could be
anything from a bad op amp in the front end (or missing voltage rails
to the front end) to a failed output section. Although when the output
section goes it usually shorts and will take out the fuse to let you
know.
I just re-read the post.....there's a headphone jack. The speaker gnd
passes through shorting contacts on that jack and if you've used that
jack even a few times they can get sprung and the shorting contacts
won't reliably short. Check that jack.....pull the chassis out, hook s
spkr up to it and put a signal into it. Push on the contact closest to
the front panel (the first one the plug sees when you plug in a
cable). Got output now? Replace that jack. Or if you want you can put
in a mini toggle on the rear panel to manually close/open that set of
contacts. Those cheap-o plastic jacks aren't really rated to pull
speaker current through the shorting contacts....its kind of a corner
cutting way to go about it. They could've muted the signal to the
output section with a few more parts....but that costs money.
On Mon, 27 Apr 2009 10:59:16 -0700 (PDT), board...@techie.com
wrote:
A lotta sharp cats hang out there.