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Hello all,
I am in need of some help. I have an old Citation 12 that has a blown right channel. It happened when I hooked it up to some speakers on my patio. They played fine until I heard a crackle and saw some smoke coming from my right speaker. I quickly turned off the amp and checked the speaker. I found that a couple of wire strands were short circuiting the terminals. I fixed the short circuit and hooked up the amp. No sound from the right channel. I switched the cables around right to left and still no sound from the left. Oddly enough, the speaker that was smoking worked fine.
So, while I understand this is an old amp is there a simple trouble shooting approach that would help me identify the component that is bad. I only have DVM and can do a limited amount of testing. Although I have built a number of electronic kits, amps and preamps, I would not consider myself a wiz at this.
Thanks in advance.
Richard
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Topic - Citation 12 Amp issue - rockpassion 22:17:06 12/08/16 (15)
- RE: Citation 12 Amp issue - JURB 15:10:31 12/15/16 (0)
- RE: Citation 12 Amp issue - SgreenP@MSN.com 20:18:04 12/11/16 (0)
- RE: Citation 12 - M3 lover 09:48:27 12/09/16 (7)
- RE: Citation 12 - Michael Samra 12:56:46 12/09/16 (6)
- Thanks, but - M3 lover 14:09:00 12/09/16 (5)
- RE: Thanks, but - Michael Samra 17:01:33 12/09/16 (4)
- Yes, +1 on "even the stock Cit. 12 amp is very good" - Interstage Tranny 16:52:37 12/11/16 (0)
- RE: Thanks, but - JURB 18:14:36 12/09/16 (2)
- RE: Thanks, but - Michael Samra 19:45:15 12/09/16 (1)
- RE: Thanks, but - JURB 10:00:25 12/10/16 (0)
- RE: Citation 12 Amp issue - Michael Samra 23:14:40 12/08/16 (4)