When I hook it up to a guitar amp I get no sound. What could be wrong?Thanks
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If you haven't already done so try using the headphone line out to the amp. That should work.
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1) is your machine turned on?2) is the volume on the machine turned up?3) is your signal flow correct? (out of machine to in on amp)4) are you using a mono or stereo 1/4"? if so what output did you use?
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I don't know why there would be no sound? I plug the outputs of the drum machine into two input channels of my recording board and it works just fine. Perhaps the drum machine isn't working?
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I plug into a 150 W monitor. Not a problem one. have never tried the Guitar amp.I will try an Ampeg Bass amp when I get back home. I can let you know later. I will say I love what the unit can do.
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If you plugged the unit into the wall, hit the power switch and the unit doesn't even light up, there is only two possible problems. You have a bad outlet or your amp needs to be returned.
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Hello. I'm sorry to hear that you are experiencing trouble with one of our amplifiers. Please call the Technical Support Team at 805.751.4853 so we may further assist you.
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well, i think something wrong with your guitar jack input. 'Cause all the guitar jacks in the world are in standard size.But you can buy something like this:Monoprice 3.5mm Stereo Plug to 6.35mm (1/4 Inch) Stereo Jack Adaptor - Gold Platedi don't know your the size of your guitar input so you can check it out for yourself. hope i can helped you...Cheers!
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Check all the cables sometimes is that. Also maybe could be dust. Try other speaker with the amp if you can.Hope that helps.
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Try a different guitar and cord. If it is the amp, then you got a dud. Mine has almost no static or fuzz. Send it back to amazon for a replacement because it is a great amp for the price.
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Without battery on guitar that's not gonna take a sound out on amp. Put a charged battery on guitar and then connect it with amp, be sure the battery is new! And the tunner should be turnd off. Bb
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It sounds like your problem may be two things. One which i recommend looking in to first, your main source of power. Amps and effects especially amps like, "clean" power. Make sure your main power source has good grounds and if possible, ensure your amp in the only thing on that particular circuit. Next, be sure your amp and guitar have good grounds. Have them checked by a pro. This voodoo lab power brick is the best in the business for its purpose. Ipersonally use it to power my tuner, wah, micro amp, badass od, morley quad box, chorus and delay. It's never failed me. One last note, look in to a power conditioner. Everyone knows what they are and what they do. Good luck! It sounds like your problem may be two things. One which i recommend looking in to first, your main source of power. Amps and effects especially amps like, "clean" power. Make sure your main power source has good grounds and if possible, ensure your amp in the only thing on that particular circuit. Next, be sure your amp and guitar have good grounds. Have them checked by a pro. This voodoo lab power brick is the best in the business for its purpose. Ipersonally use it to power my tuner, wah, micro amp, badass od, morley quad box, chorus and delay. It's never failed me. One last... » Read More It sounds like your problem may be two things. One which i recommend looking in to first, your main source of power. Amps and effects especially amps like, "clean" power. Make sure your main power source has good grounds and if possible, ensure your amp in the only thing on that particular circuit. Next, be sure your amp and guitar have good grounds. Have them checked by a pro. This voodoo lab power brick is the best in the business for its purpose. Ipersonally use it to power my tuner, wah, micro amp, badass od, morley quad box, chorus and delay. It's never failed me. One last note, look in to a power conditioner. Everyone knows what they are and what they do. Good luck! « Show Less
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I would check to make sure that there is a 9-volt battery in your guitar (by the equalizer). If there is, I would check to make sure that it is good. If not replace it and then it should start working through your amp.
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I actually didn't. I suppose I should have tried a better pickup, more shielding in the guitar cavity and better cables. Also, moving further away from the computer may help... or from the amp, for that matter. I don't use the Plug anymore.
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Did you plug in the thin wire in the sub and sound bar? You can also adjust the bass via the controller. If you have done this and it still produces no bass I would suggest returning it
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It has to be a loose wire. Check your ground wire. Make sure all connections from the head unit to the amp is secure as well. also might be another dumb question but is the sub mounted correctly? ie. have enough room
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we plugged ours into an amp and it worked fine...maybe check your cord or maybe there is a defect in the one you got?
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there is some static noise yes..as with many amps...but if it is minimal when playing..you are good. If not, I would contact the seller.
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Had the same problem with mine, which was very frustrating because I invested in pro audio cables (Input and output) from Guitar Center before the amp even arrived. After researching online, I purchased a DB Link NF103 Reference Series Ground Loop Isolator for $13 from Amazon which eliminated most of the noise. I also plugged it into a Monster Power HTS1600 Power Conditioner which I was already using for my home theater and the problem was solved.
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Make sure everything is plugged in right. If using a turntable you need a pre-amp. Not to insult. Did you install the software?
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I also have the same question but with a different sony receiver. Did you get it to work or did you have to buy a new amp.