Help! I think it's possible that one one amplifier works... So here's the question: is it normal that only one of the two amplifiers blows air when music is playing or should I contact tech support?
941818
It only has one port for the bass to come out in the back, so yes this is normal.
34400
HI, The image Amazon is using is showing 3 units. So you would be paying and receiving one for the amplifier for the pricing listed. The pricing is not for 3 items. The picture is the correct item but you get only one.Thanks
1280129
Did you adjust the screw adjuster under the rubber plug. I typically turn it clockwise until it stops and the back off a little. I have also found that not all MP3 or IPODs put out the same supply power. I had an IPOD hooked up to one amp and the volume was allot lower than what I was used to. After much testing and adjusting I tried a different IPOD and it was back to normal.
1539733
I am sorry, but I'm not familiar with this issue. I just chose this sound card after many reviews and feedbacks I've read. And from what I heard, the original amps is very quality and no need to change nothing. I personally like this card as is.
1278729
Are you saying that these recent negative reviews are false? I was beginning to get nervous; my amp is scheduled to arrive tomorrow.Btw, I just discovered that many of the negative review comes from those who have not been verified as owners. Those who are verified by Amazon as actual buyers seem to give good reviews.
486241
That's funny you asked. Ours doesn't play any music. I must have a defective one but I'm sure that's a blessing in disguise.
391879
I have the EXACT same problem. I use them on my laptop but the first thing I noticed was the hiss. I was shockingly disappointing and tried the other headphone outlet but to the same effect. Its just not one bud, but both, so I'm guessing its not like a damage issue.I'm not a sound blaster and usually have my music playing kinda low so the hiss is always noticeable.Right now I'm contacting Sennheiser about the issue.
1561046
It could be feedback. You could try turning your amp opposite of the guitar. You could also turn amp down and adjust volume levels with the knobs on the guitar. Sometimes it's trial and effort. If it does not work, seek a music professional.
318185
I had the same problem with mine. Went through 3 sets in a week and after a week and a half the amp went up in smoke. Exchanged it for a massive audio n4 and couldn't be happier.
58121
Actually, I haven't received the amp yet, therefore I could not test it yet either. Nonetheless, usually when working with this type of setup you must find a good balance between input volume (the one set at the input device) and output volume (the one set at the amp) in order to avoid distortion of the sound (if input volume is very high it will cause distortion) and also achieve a good output volume without forcing the amp (output volume too high) which by the way can also cause distortion of the sound. Hope this helps.
868115
I usually never had that problem unless I pushed them too hard, I bought two of these amps, each one pushed a mofo 12" sub. When I got one of them it seemed like something was rattling inside of it, like a peice of metal. Opened it up and sure enough it was. Check the amp, check all your connections, and play with the settings according to your music type. It also varies what your sub or subs your pushing. My best answer is in your connections. See if that helps. Like where your ground is located and how good your ground connection is. But factory defaults do happen, especially if they are cheaply made and mass produced. I usually never had that problem unless I pushed them too hard, I bought two of these amps, each one pushed a mofo 12" sub. When I got one of them it seemed like something was rattling inside of it, like a peice of metal. Opened it up and sure enough it was. Check the amp, check all your connections, and play with the settings according to your music type. It also varies what your sub or subs your pushing. My best answer is in your connections. See if that helps. Like where your ground is located and how good your ground connection is. But factory defaults do happen, especially if they... » Read More I usually never had that problem unless I pushed them too hard, I bought two of these amps, each one pushed a mofo 12" sub. When I got one of them it seemed like something was rattling inside of it, like a peice of metal. Opened it up and sure enough it was. Check the amp, check all your connections, and play with the settings according to your music type. It also varies what your sub or subs your pushing. My best answer is in your connections. See if that helps. Like where your ground is located and how good your ground connection is. But factory defaults do happen, especially if they are cheaply made and mass produced. « Show Less
15293
The unit support 2 input and 2 output, which are separate. Check that you are in fact not turning the knob to direct the audio to USB.Also check that your levels are correct, in the VU meter on the device; both should light up when you send signals to both channels. Also check that your gain and your like selector is in the correct position.
177429
We need to establish what speakers you are hooking up. Are they 8ohm speakers? Also, check to make sure the input level is turned up on your input device, i.e. Laptop, Ipod, Microphone, etc, and I also found these amps work great after about a 10 minute warm up. I found diminished output until around the 10 minute mark, and BAM! These things kick. I have run both my 15" PA speakers and my 10" PA speakers for Karaoke, with great results. 1400 Watt is a very generous estimate for this amplifier and any other amp from most manufactures, but with my aforementioned speaker setups I have a lot of mixer bandwidth and can easily entertain 200-300 people. Hope this helps. We need to establish what speakers you are hooking up. Are they 8ohm speakers? Also, check to make sure the input level is turned up on your input device, i.e. Laptop, Ipod, Microphone, etc, and I also found these amps work great after about a 10 minute warm up. I found diminished output until around the 10 minute mark, and BAM! These things kick. I have run both my 15" PA speakers and my 10" PA speakers for Karaoke, with great results. 1400 Watt is a very generous estimate for this amplifier and any other amp from most manufactures, but with my aforementioned speaker setups I... » Read More We need to establish what speakers you are hooking up. Are they 8ohm speakers? Also, check to make sure the input level is turned up on your input device, i.e. Laptop, Ipod, Microphone, etc, and I also found these amps work great after about a 10 minute warm up. I found diminished output until around the 10 minute mark, and BAM! These things kick. I have run both my 15" PA speakers and my 10" PA speakers for Karaoke, with great results. 1400 Watt is a very generous estimate for this amplifier and any other amp from most manufactures, but with my aforementioned speaker setups I have a lot of mixer bandwidth and can easily entertain 200-300 people. Hope this helps. « Show Less
960278
Hi. I would verify the positions of the pots and faders on the selected channels that you have audio going in. Also, do you have output as stereo L-R? I would verify your configuration for the output of the amplifier by looking at that section of the manual. I apologize if you've had it a while and the audio level has dropped....Good luck!
459581
Hi! It's hard to answer... but you can do some troubleshooting. for example, if you change the channel (left and roght) behind the player and the buzz change to other speaker, probably the problem is in your player.. if the buzz don't change maybe your amplifier is the problem. Try to reset all the connections... try to use some electrical contact cleanner (with alchool). check the cables in the arm and needle, but be carefull there because it is very fragile. good luck!
1244697
Ha! So, the question is "how to select the AUX-IN input" the one on the front panel. I just received my amp and the question is still a mystery. It seems to be a dead port. It's not controlled by the Input Selector. And it doesn't seem to override all other signals if connected. And if you've got a manual handy you'll see that Item (16) AUX-IN, is at the very bottom of page 3 and Pyle seems to simply have run out of room for its description. Has anyone gotten it to function?
1339260
Jennifer, you haven't provided much information on how you are using the speakers. The speaker with the volume control also has the amplifier imbedded. You probably have the older speakers with the bass boost switch on the backside. the older speakers are known to blow the amplifier, but that kills the sound to both speakers. When I have had Problems with just the right speaker it was always caused by the audio cable or Y connector between the speakers and the audio source. In other words you may not be inputing two channels into the speaker input. Good Luck