Class D Amp Cutting out on stage, Not at home when testing

Try it with another cabinet (and possibly another speaker cable). There are some specific (and well known in the amp design world) conditions where an interaction between the crossover in the cabinet and the amp will cause the amp to protect itself from an illegal load.

Has it just started doing this?

Can you check to see if your tweeter might have failed (related to my comment above).

 

Ensure good air circulation around the vents. You don’t want it overheating.

 

No tweeter in a One10.

Did it drop out only in the one venue or others as well?

 

Get yourself a electrical tester and check the venue wiring, especially if you think it might be sketch.
Power Gear 3-Wire Receptacle Tester-50542 - The Home Depot

This won't tell you if you're experiencing brownout conditions, but does give you some clues to the wiring.

 

So the common factor for the problem seems to be the amp, and the NO power supply. If his amp is sensitive to power issues the you might have hit on the problem.

Can you try a different amp through your cabs?

 

Possibly low mains voltage? Many modern amps have brownout protection.

 

If there's no tweeter or crossover, than my comments about that don't apply in this case.

 

I had a similar issue with a Tech21 head, powering 2x 210AV cabs. Would get warmed up and then cut out intermittently. Because it happened with two different heads, I returned the second and went with a TH500. This would happen at home, at rehearsal, or on stage. *shrugs*

 

Dude, I was going to sell my 5 string the other day. As I was cleaning it up and playing it one last time, my volume cut about in half. Then back on again. Then out. Then I hit the bass, and it kicked on again. I figure it's a shirt in the preamp, so I called off the sale until I get it fixed. But, I'm thinking you might have a similar wiring problem.

Edit: "short," people! "Short!" Fer cryin out loud

 

Everybody plays harder once the band is rocking and your arms and hands loosen up. You need more power. Low powered class D amps just can't deliver in live performance, in my experience.

 

Shirts can be sorted, but if you get knickers in a preamp it'll be one crisis after another!!

 

Without troubleshooting, how do you know this is the OP's case? It may be, but just as likely not IME.

 

Sounds like a supplied power issue. I gig a MB200. Have had no issues except for a cruise ship gig. They use a generator and the AC kept dipping below the required minimum. No issues anywhere else.

 

Not in my case. The MB200 has plenty of power for my gigs and I don't even have the volume past noon. I also gig a Markbass Blackline 250. Plenty loud.

 

Possibly clipping out. Depending upon your wattage. Might try microphoning your cabinet.

 

Interesting point the Ancient Steed mentioned about tweeters.