Reece,  now you have the manual (with schematic) you should see a jumper cable from right next to the line out socket to near IC4 (the line out amp).

Karyn


Reece,  now you have the manual (with schematic) you should see a jumper cable from right next to the line out socket to near IC4 (the line out amp).

yes, thanks!  that jumper and the R86 resistor would be my first suspects.

Karyn


Reece,  now you have the manual (with schematic) you should see a jumper cable from right next to the line out socket to near IC4 (the line out amp).

Pffft!  I thougt you were refering to the jumper between the amp and the keyboard.

Did you check the cable?

{runs out of the room}

NO BECAN FOR YOU!

yeah... I agree with you on the links on the pages..... you just gotta look and search to find the correct one.... 

glad you got it. 

Reece, try giving these people a call for your amp. They are a service center for many known brands of gear. I've not yet used them myself, but this contact information came to me with some high praise and credibility. I was told "if these guys can't fix something, it can't be fixed...period."

Audio Electronics
10870 Plano Rd. Suite C
Dallas, TX 75238
214-349-5000


I did call them for info on fixing an old piece that I have that no one else will touch. I happened to have had the piece at a new repair place here in NJ that I thought wouldn't be able to fix the piece, so I was ready to ship it out to these guys in Texas. The guy in NJ fixed it though luckily. But it never hurts to have a credible contact for repairs. :) Good luck.

-Danny

thanks Danny.  I'm going to attempt it myself first.

that, and actually that's an hour's drive one way in GOOD traffic for me.  I live on the southwest side of Ft. Worth and that store is on the northeast side of Dallas.  DFW is a very large place! 

but I'll check them out if I can't fix it myself.  thanks.