Recent content by Troglodyte1911

From the angle of the pic, when I first looked I thought it was one of those deep storage tubs!

Has anyone found a tweak to dim the LED’s?

Thanks for all the thorough replies, I’m learning a lot today. Since that Extron is useless it will be sent to the recycler. That being said, I have another conference room renovation coming up and there is a Crown CT 475 which shows more promise. Keep in mind, I am only doing this for my...

Lol, off to be recycled!

Thanks for looking in to it. That was one of the things I don’t know. Checked an ohms calculator and it looked like it would be around 25 ohms, but don’t know if it would work or damage a cab.

I salvaged an Extron XPA 2001-70V 200W power amp from a conference room on the off chance I could use it with a pre-amp to drive a cabinet. Do any of you with more knowledge know if this could be used for that? I don’t think they make an instrument cable that would connect to the green output...

And I didn’t make a blankrt statement about tech. If you choose to read what i wrote I said “so many of thes3 things”.

IT 32 years, and yes, use it all the time.

No, there really isn’t a middle ground with so many of these things. Unless you fully disconnect from the internet, you either update or your “thing” stops working as advertised.

And all this time I thought it was an octothorpe.

Okay, did someone sabotage all of your speakers?

Try it out and report back to us. Something else I neglected to say, you don’t want to have a static electricity buildup on yourself and you should get a grounding strap (YouTube probably has a video on how to make one from a scrap of wire and a rubber band). Oh, and don’t drool over the board.

See NKBassman’s comment above showing the information in the manual on combining the channels. You can call Tech21 if you want to get their blessing, but I suspect they will tell you to remove the screws and switch the jumper as was shown in the video Gearhead17 posted. At least then you can...

From the way it sounds from the manual, unless you move that jumper, you would need one amp for each output. If you are hesitant to remove the screws and change the jumper, take it to someone capable of doing that. It really is a simple change as long as you unplug the power cord.

Percussive maintenance fixes so many problems, unless it causes more…