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No sound but have power and signal on mackie Srm450v2. New amp?

  • James Fairchild
    James Fairchild Aug 05, 2016

    I have sound to the other speaker when the Thur is connected.

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SOURCE: Problem with Mackie SRM450V2: HFsignal

There is an entire crossover circuit inside that is BEFORE the amp section. There are 2 separate amps: one for HF and one for LF. Can you describe the noise you are hearing in more detail? Is hte sound effected by the gain controls at all? What happens without any input?

Thanks,
Dan

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Fred Yearian

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SOURCE: I have Mackie SRM450v2 speakers,

Chances are if the fuse has blown, there are failed electronic components that caused the failure.

Here is a service manual that will be CLOSE to your unit, though not exact:

http://elektrotanya.com/mackie_srm450_active_speaker.rar/download.html

Scroll down to the "Get Manual" on the site and click on the link. The file is compressed. The first part is the schematic, the second the assembly and parts list. Likely the main low freq power amp has shorted transistors.

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I have Mackie SRM450v2 speakers, one has no power, I think the fuse has blown, it it possible for me to change this myself? The manual says it's not user serviceable.

Chances are if the fuse has blown, there are failed electronic components that caused the failure.

Here is a service manual that will be CLOSE to your unit, though not exact:

http://elektrotanya.com/mackie_srm450_active_speaker.rar/download.html

Scroll down to the "Get Manual" on the site and click on the link. The file is compressed. The first part is the schematic, the second the assembly and parts list. Likely the main low freq power amp has shorted transistors.
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Problem with Mackie SRM450V2: HFsignal bleeding through LF driver,low HF OUTPUT also. Filter problem i suspect.

There is an entire crossover circuit inside that is BEFORE the amp section. There are 2 separate amps: one for HF and one for LF. Can you describe the noise you are hearing in more detail? Is hte sound effected by the gain controls at all? What happens without any input?

Thanks,
Dan
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