Fuse for crown ce2000 amp???

A fault in the speaker or the wiring is the most likely cause. In any case connecting a speaker is causing an overload condition.

Try looking at the manufacture's website, CE1000/CE2000 service manual

Depending on the configuration of speakers you have it will deliver different amounts of power up to 1950 watts when used to power a single 4 ohm speaker. Typical usage would be powering a pair of 8 ohm speakers, in which case it will deliver 400 watts per channel/ speaker.

It IS set to protect itself and your speakers from over-exuberance.

Have you considered the input and the speakers?

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http://www.retrevo.com/support/Crown-CE-2000-Amps-manual/id/22150ag314/t/2/

See page 21

If you turn up the faulty channel and you can hear nothing, then it could be the pre-amp that's gone, otherwise it could be the power amp. The most common cause is a faulty output transistor. It will be open circuit, not short as that would blow the fuse. Though some amps do have a fuse for each channel. The good news is that the other channel is the same as the bad one. So all readings taken with a multimeter should be the same. So if you find a bad/wrong reading IE one that doesn't match the good channel, you have found the source of the trouble.

for some reason channel one of one of our amps started clipping. i first noticed it with the drum kit but it slowly moved to the vocals as well. i haven't noticed this issue before today. what do i need to adjust to keep it from clipping?

The surface mount ic= MC33079D , 14 pin quad low noise op amp is likely at fault, IF the amp is NOT showing a fault light. A LM324D surface mount will
also work in a pinch. It's located on the input pcb attached to the input jacks.

I do not believe that these are available outside of authorized service centers. Can you please describe the problem you are trying to resolve? Also, Crown amps are not the simplest in design. Use caution when working on these, there are high voltages present throughout the chassis. You can contact Peavey Corp directly to purchase a service manual if they are available.

Dan

I have a working CE2000, I might be able to help you identify the value of the parts....please send me pictures of the part location and indicate with an arrow.
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Hi, probably worth fixing, Crown gear is generally reliable, but this one has failed for some reason. Puffs of smoke are not generally good... If it has blown an output array, expect a costly repair.

regards
Graeme