I bought this item back in Feb and now the pre amp out puts are not working, is that covered under a manufacturer warranty or do i need to buy cables
786931
I would call to see if it still hss a warranty if it does than replace the whole head unit
786932
I bought the head unit for my son and to this day he hasn't had any complaints. But I'd return it to the manufacturer and get it looked at.
786933
I dont know but i would recommend anyone who is looking to buy a new radio for their car to look else where. spend the extra money on a name brand radio, you will thank me later. the radio is poor the controls are clunky touch screen is only so so.
739128
I believe most electronics equipment comes with a one year warranty and you probably have to go through the dealer you purchase them from, although I find it highly unlikely you'll blow these speakers unless you're really overpowering them.
2114674
happend to mine also. only 90 day warrenty...so its over probably. its just junk. it has bad wiring. u can take apart and fix yourself..i did and the speakers were blown....we just waisted 50 buck sorry
708671
Same happened to me before even a year had passed. Amplifier circuit had to be replaced. It was under warranty, but what a pain.
504784
Look at the power supply, it should have a voltage shown on the label, then use a Volt Ohm Meter (VOM) to check the voltage. If it reads at or slightly higher than the rated voltage then it is probably OK and the problem is in the amplifier. It could be either unit causing the problem.If it is still in warranty you might be better off to get an RMA from the manufacturer and return it for repair or exchange.
538525
You will have to contact Trisonic - Queens, NY www.trisonic.comI have had one in service for about a year - no problems - may not need a warranty - the thing works better than any other off air signal amp I have tried.
60358
Blown fuse, wiring. Check fuses first (easiest) then look at wiring. Could've blown amp if wiring/ground bad.
527152
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
1232778
It's probably either a broken piece of the cross-over or the built in amplifier. There should be no internal movement of any type what so ever!I recommend you ship them back for replacement and or repair. Sincerely, Steven Level
906042
Hi, not quite sure, my question to you is how old is your speaker wire...what gauge..any green anywhere on those conductors..did you do any splices anywhere even the signal wire for a double sub setup has to be done right double check every input jack for wear at the strain reliefs. Hookup one set at time and test at each add
1531344
It really depends. If the protector mode happens after you start playing audio, then you most likely have a short in one of your speaker wires. Unplug all of them, and turn it on. If it works fine after that it is one of your speakers. If not something in the receiver, likely the amp has gone out. I had this same problem. Call support and tell them your issue, if they are unable to resolve, you can have it send in for service to be repaired. Of course this would assume you are still under warranty. I had this same problem. You can also upgrade you support for around $50, and they will extend you warranty for 2 years, and cover all the shipping. Good luck! It really depends. If the protector mode happens after you start playing audio, then you most likely have a short in one of your speaker wires. Unplug all of them, and turn it on. If it works fine after that it is one of your speakers. If not something in the receiver, likely the amp has gone out. I had this same problem. Call support and tell them your issue, if they are unable to resolve, you can have it send in for service to be repaired. Of course this would assume you are still under warranty. I had this same problem. You can also upgrade you support for around $50, and they will... » Read More It really depends. If the protector mode happens after you start playing audio, then you most likely have a short in one of your speaker wires. Unplug all of them, and turn it on. If it works fine after that it is one of your speakers. If not something in the receiver, likely the amp has gone out. I had this same problem. Call support and tell them your issue, if they are unable to resolve, you can have it send in for service to be repaired. Of course this would assume you are still under warranty. I had this same problem. You can also upgrade you support for around $50, and they will extend you warranty for 2 years, and cover all the shipping. Good luck! « Show Less
2159025
sorry I'm not to tech savvy. I had a friend help and I didn't know much of what was going on. I do have a separate amp, which is an inuke nu1000sp, made by a behringer. I have 3 total, 1 each on three chairs. they do work really good, especially compared to the higher price ones. if I can find more info I will let you know.
1509992
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.
1849431
Mine did the same thing. Not sure if it's a good/bad thing but the amp is good. Hope this helps
1749294
I've had mine for about 6 months now. Each day sounds better than the last. Just ask seller to send you an extra tube with order for a few $ more. They were quite kind to me. Great lil amp!
318187
no i have never had that problemif this is your first amp make sure its the amp not the head unitif it is the amp return it and get anotherthis is a great amp and dont let this bad experience ruin it for yabest of luck
951860
Send the deffective part to shure, is the best thing you could do.They'll repair it for free if your guarantee has not expire yet. Good luck