Hi. I need some info about the Bag End D10BX-D input neutrik. I have a second cab (Bergantino HT210) with Neutrik input. Works fine. But just got a BE D10BX-D cab I tried to connect but using Neutrik doesn’t work. With 1/4 input works just fine. Can any of the owners tell me if Neutriks are fried or so or is something I am missing here.
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Bag end D10BX-D neutrik Question
- Thread starter mantaraya
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It's pretty unlikely the Speakon connector itself is fried. Many times, the panel mount connectors are terminated with Fast-on (push on) terminal connectors -- it is possible that one of these on the back of the connector inside the speaker cab has slipped off or been jostled loose. It's also possible that the Speakon is directly mounted to a small PCB and one of the connections to that board has failed. A quick visual inspection would spot the first instance, but for the second instance, it's likely to be something for a tech to fix.
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I seem to remember something about only one of the bag end speaker inputs being hooked up from the factory? I worked at a music store years ago that was a dealer for them , so for some reason this popped into my mind. I for SURE could be mistaken though. Was a looooong time ago. 
If you're jack plate reads "selectable", then it's an easy fix
This is the non-selectable type...
This is the non-selectable type...
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My friend thanks a lot. Really good info. Had no idea. Thanks a lot
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