Amp cuts out with low level input such as fade-outs, fade-ins &amp; soft interludes. Any way to disable this?
800058
Put your input into input 2 and switch Auto on to normal. This way the ampllifier is not dependent on input level to remain on.
380063
I returned the amp it went into protection mode.... My advice go with hifonics ju
1877747
In my setup running between my iPod and amp it does completely mute the sound.
1769201
I didn't have a problem. In fact I am answering your question while listening to the amp connected to my computer through a USB connection. I am using an iMAC with OSX 10.6.8. I don't know about the windows drivers.
1644128
The analog out is tied to the "A" output. What ever source you have selected for the "A" output will also have it's sound split out to the analog jacks.
867040
Same problem here. Changing the "Audio setting > SPDIF Output Configuration" settings effects which channels come through, but I can never get all 5.1 channels to go through
1272702
Have you depressed the phase button? That should help, and I turn the feedback control all the way up. I found that I have to use a sound hole cover to completely stop feedback. I have a Fishman Matrix pickup, so I can do that. I don't know what else to suggest since your pickup won'd accommodate a cover.
324410
No not really, i had the same problem with this, there might be a solution somewhere, but I haven't found any. I just use an external audio recorder with Xlr inputs, I don't use these adapters anymore
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.
557425
I don't know if this will help, but have you turned AGC or Automatic Gain Control off on your camera? There is also a switch in the battery compartment of the mic to change the output level from 0db, -10db, and -20db.
2040701
Using some sort of audio manager (I use Realtek HD Audio Manager) also since the is a built-in bass controller for the sub there is no need for bass control through software unless tweaking for movies, music, etc...
1552561
Sorry but I can only advise you to contact KORG directly. Have you tried using a different power supply? Hopefully it is something simple like that. Good luck.
1025204
Yes. It's a 4 channel amp so you will have to bridge 2 of them. If you are running subs on another amp the cut out issues could be from lack of power from your battery/alt. Try adding a compacitor..
167437
Not only is there no 'fader' between A & B speakers (which would be nice though it's not a typical feature) but there is no pre-out for speakers so you can't use a separate amp (and still control the volume remotely). There are lots of other useless inputs/outputs and even a pre-out for the subwoofer, but alas no pre-amp output for speakers.
116602
I'm going to assume you want to make it into a true bypass rather than buffered, and truth be told buffered is secretly what you want, very little tone loss in comparison to true bypass in which you will lose guitar tone and instead get cable interference.
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.
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!