Roland Audio Players & Recorders - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

Make sure the speaker setting is set to "Normal" or "ON." If the speaker setting is set to "OFF," try setting it to "Normal" or "ON". The following may be available on your instrument. - Normal: The speaker will sound only if headphones are not connected.

well it needs service, using the service manual ,tools and skills' so get it service by a shop. not told at all how the kbd is connected and to what. just he word speakers told? use the left rear, speaker line out L/R fails> (if yes bad external amp speakers or if using the internal speakers those are actually bad both? then the speakers inside are bad or the amp that drives the 2 are bad inside, we test those to find this out. inside speaks use inside speakers amps the to jack 1/4 inch inch are not amps, those are line out jacks. 100mV signals that only an external amp can juse, directly my guess, is the internal amp is bad. it needs service, by an electronic tech, as that is what it is. or blown fuse inside or things directly related to just the amp inside.

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Link to review below suggests possible fix. https://rolandus.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/201974669-VS-2480-VS-2480CD-VS-2480DVD-How-to-Connect-to-a-Computer

Hello Christian, to establish a connection order, we will go from the microphone to Roland and Roland to the computer first, you connect the Rode microphone to the Roland, through a cable with Cannon type connectors (XLR), the female connector to the Rode and the male connector to the Roland Mic input of the rear panel, you have to enable the Phanton key, in the front of Roland Then you have to connect a USB to USB cable, from the USB connector on the back panel of the Roland to a USB port on your computer This would be the connection sequence, then to use it, turn on the Roland first and then the computer and when you finish using it, first the computer and then the Roland I send you the link to download the user manual, there you will find more options for operation I hope you find it easy to arm and interconnect your Rode with your Roland and your computer Greetings Franco Dosil Hola Christian, para establecer un orden de conexi?n, iremos del micr?fono al Roland y del Roland a la computadora primero, conectas el micr?fono Rode al Roland, a trav?s de un cable con conectores tipo Cannon (XLR), el conector Hembra al Rode y el conector Macho al Roland entrada Mic del panel trasero, tienes que habilitar la llave de Phanton, en la parte delantera del Roland Luego tienes que conectar un cable USB a USB, desde el conector USB en el panel trasero del Roland a un puerto USB de tu computadora Esta seria la secuencia de conexi?n, luego para usarlo, prendes primero el Roland y despu?s la computadora y cuando terminas de usarlo, primero la computadora y despu?s el Roland te env?o el link para que descargues el manual de usuario, ah? vas a encontrar mas opciones de funcionamiento Espero que te resulte f?cil el armado e interconexion de tu Rode con tu Roland y tu computadora Saludos Franco Dosil https://www.roland.com/global/support/by_product/vt-4/owners_manuals/21fab44d-24a9-428d-9623-9f58bc8db97a https://www.roland.com/global/support/by_product/vt-4/owners_manuals/7e0e40e5-4765-453e-b7e5-6b6eeb96a876 https://www.roland.com/global/support/by_product/vt-4/owners_manuals/00163e4e-893f-4528-a979-6d523149c23a https://www.roland.com/global/support/by_product/vt-4/owners_manuals/bb691ff4-8efe-4243-9d14-b316fcbb3fa7

Have you tried a different output cable? I know, it seems simple, but it's often the problem. If you have and the problem remains, I suggest calling the manufacturer to see if there is a known problem. Many manufacturers have a website & service number for resolving problems with their products.

That should fix it

I run wire's from effects to mastering tracks

Check plug first the one you plug in wall if there is a small black box at point were you plug in ,there is a transformer in there sometimes they short out .Check with multi meter if it is good then try schematic or Circuit diagram

this page does not do retail take the battery out and go to a good battery shop and they will most likely have one you can get one as fast as you can take the battery out and get to a battery shop

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The fuses are located within the amplifier, you will need to carefully disassemble the amp chassis from the cabinet to access the fuse....

After a lot of use chances are the sweat and oil from your fingers has gotten under the button contacts, when that happens the contacts cannot complete the circuit and you have to keep pushing and moving them around trying to make a connection. You need to open the unit and clean all the contacts under the buttons on the circuit board, as well as the bottom of each button. Some rubbing alcohol on a Q-tip works well.

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They have a restorside, a bit , that's why you have fast and slow fuses. But if they were dead, then the resistant would be infinite, so no problems with both fuses. gr. Richard

check powercord check fuses check volume

I'm sorry. I have no first hand experience with these units, not to mention, I'm a hardware guy. I can repair it, but I have to look in the owner's manual, just like you, to use it. These are questions you should be able to find in your owner's manual. If not there, check with the Roland website.

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Hi, I have the same problem, do you solve the problem?